Environmental activists mobbed stands at the Paris Motor Show today in protest at the launch of several new SUV/4x4 models by French automakers despite lagging SUV sales and rising fuel prices.
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Robert Ronchi has been chosen to head-up the Maserati brand for Fiat Auto Group with immediate effect.
The latest industry appointements.
Tim Hammond, Marriott Hotel Group managing director.
The Car of the Year judging panel have announced the shortlist for the 2007 Car of the Year Award.
Seat has revealed a Leon designed to communicate to the driver when it senses a dangerous change in traffic conditions.
The industry has this evening been given a rallying cry for a united front to face the challenges of under-investment, consolidation and poor profits.
Getting help squeezing into a tight spot and coming to a stop quickly and safely are the areas that car buyers want to know the most about when looking for a new car.
Mazda enjoyed its best ever September with sales of 9,400 cars and a passenger car market share of 2.3%.
Inchcape plc gave a presentation earlier this week to investors and analysts based on a trading statement and strategy analysis of both its global and UK aspirations.
Car supermarket Eddie Wright is to expand its operation by building a brand new preparation centre which will include an extension to its current workshops.
Construction at the world’s largest Audi dealership is well under way, with project managers predicting that construction will be finished by April 2008.
The launch of the new '56' car registration plate saw Scots drivers splash out around £390million on new vehicles.
Mazda UK is expecting a 'healthy’ waiting list for the Mazda 3MPS, the fastest model in the range when it goes on sale in February.
All the glitz and the glamour of the show in pictures.
Lotus has a new CEO, it was announced today, at the same time the company confirmed plans new models.
Car production at Ryton is to end in January rather than later in 2007, as originally predicted.
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Proton and Seat are the latest manufacturers to highlight sales successes on the back of the publication of September new car registration figures.
Land Rover is claiming a world first with its 2007 Range Rover TDV8. The 4x4, which goes on sale this week, will feature a petrol fuel guard system.
Cameras that can spot motorists driving too close to the car in front are to be trialled in Oxfordshire.
Minister for Transport Stephen Ladyman and Lord Sainsbury, DTI Minister for Science and Innovation, have announced £9 million in new public funding for research into future intelligent transport systems.
The BEN National Five-A-Side Football Championship has been won by City Gateway - while raising an impressive £16,000 for the automotive industry charity.
Halfords has issued a trading update for the first half of the fiscal year to September 29, showing sales increased by 9.3% over the equivalent period in 2005 and like-for-like sales increased by 6.5%.
Automotive Skills’ chief executive Patricia Richards has left the company.
Inchcape said on Monday sales rose 10.2 percent in the third quarter of its financial year, ended September 30, and that overall trading was in line with its expectations.
Nissan and Renault have hinted they will continue efforts to forge a partnership with a US car firm after their talks with GM collapsed.
DaimlerChrysler AG, the owner of the Mercedes and Chrysler brands, is reportedly considering a deal with Chinese car maker Chery Automobile that could see it selling Chery cars in the American market.
Smart is launching a new credit card in support of the brand, in association with DaimlerChrysler Financial Services and HBoS Card Services.
