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Jaguar unit helps lift Tata Motors

A continued pick-up in performance at its Jaguar Land Rover luxury car unit and strong sales of its commercial vehicles in its home market help Indian carmaker improve profits View full post on All Stories

Honda says U.S. vehicle supply to improve by July (Reuters)

Reuters – Japanese automaker Honda Motor Co has “adequate inventory” of most models for the U.S. market but is running short of its high-volume compact Civic just as the summer sales season begins, the company told Honda and Acura dealers in a letter on Thursday. View full post on All Stories

Hyundai Motor eyes big on rural markets with small car

Hyundai Motor India (HMIL), the second-largest carmaker in the country, is betting heavily on its yet-to-be-launched small car to penetrate into the rural market, a top executive of the company … View full post on All Stories

Wheels: Kia Rio Steps Into Suddenly Crowded Entry-Level Market

The Korean automaker continues its swing upmarket with a more refined entry-level model. View full post on All Stories

GM will invest up to $7b in China’s market

/enpproperty–> SHANGHAI – General Motors (GM), the largest foreign automaker by sales in China, will invest $5 billion to $7 billion over the next five years in the world’s biggest vehicle … View full post on All Stories

GM will invest up to $7b in China’s market

/enpproperty–> SHANGHAI – General Motors (GM), the largest foreign automaker by sales in China, will invest $5 billion to $7 billion over the next five years in the world’s biggest vehicle … View full post on All Stories

GM will invest up to $7b in China’s market

/enpproperty–> SHANGHAI – General Motors (GM), the largest foreign automaker by sales in China, will invest $5 billion to $7 billion over the next five years in the world’s biggest vehicle … View full post on All Stories

GM will invest up to $7b in China’s market

/enpproperty–> SHANGHAI – General Motors (GM), the largest foreign automaker by sales in China, will invest $5 billion to $7 billion over the next five years in the world’s biggest vehicle … View full post on All Stories

Alfa Plans to be Back in the US Market in 2014

Years after exiting the U.S. market, Alfa Romeo plans to storm the United States again with its new lineup of sport models. The Milan-based automaker is set to re-enter the U.S. market beginning next year. View full post on All Stories

Ford missing market-share goal adds pressure to cut prices

Ford Motor Co., after increasing its share of the U.S. light-vehicle market for the last two years, is falling short of its retail goal this year, which may put pressure on the automaker to offer larger discounts. View full post on All Stories