U.S. Delays New Fuel Economy Rules
8/15/2012The Obama administration has postponed its self-imposed deadline of Aug. 15 for issuing final 2017-2025 fuel economy standards for light-duty vehicles.
White House Delays Finalizing Fuel Economy Rules
8/15/2012The Obama administration has postponed its self-imposed deadline of Aug. 15 for issuing final fuel economy standards for 2017-2025.
Suppliers Faring Better Than Carmakers in Europe
8/15/2012Automakers and their suppliers in Europe are suffering from the region's shrinking car market.
Ford Reviews European Product Lineup, Operations
8/15/2012Ford Motor Co. tells analysts it is evaluating all aspects of its European operations, including capacity and models, to offset an expected loss of more than $1 billion (€812 million) in the region this year, Bloomberg News reports.
GM to Recall Large Vans to Fix Fuel Filler Leaks
8/14/2012General Motors Co. plans to recall more than 10,000 of its full-size vans to replace fuel filler pipes that can rust, leak and cause a fire.
Canadian Auto Contract Talks Begin
8/14/2012The Canadian Auto Workers union launched contract negotiations with Chrysler and General Motors on Tuesday and will open talks with Ford today.
Fastest Ferrari Poised for U.S Debut
8/14/2012Ferrari SpA introduces North America to its fastest and most powerful model ever the F12berlinetta this weekend at the Pebble Beach Golf Links in California.
Australia Recalls Asbestos-Contaminated Cars from China
8/14/2012Australia's consumer watchdog agency has ordered the recall of 23,000 cars and SUVs made by China's Chery Automobile Co. and Great Wall Motor Co. to remove components containing asbestos.
Tata Motors Nabs GM Exec for Managing Director
8/14/2012Mumbai-based Tata Motors Ltd. has hired Karl Slym, former president of General Motors Co.'s India unit, at its managing director, effective Oct 1.
GM Exec to Head Tata Motors
8/14/2012Mumbai-based Tata Motors Ltd. has hired Karl Slym, former president of General Motors Co.'s India unit, at its managing director, effective Oct 1.