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Will the Chevy Trax add to Opel's woes?
12:01 am U.S. ET | May 15
PAUL MCVEIGH: On the day that Opel workers demonstrated against potential plant closures and job losses, Chevrolet's announcement that it will launch a new subcompact SUV called the Trax might be seen as adding insult to injury. Read More »
Auto sector extends gains in first quarter of 2012
The signs of recovery seen in the final quarter of last year gathered momentum in the first three months of 2012. Read More »
Former GM unit Nexteer promotes Europe boss to global COO
May 17, 2012 12:16 CET
Nexteer Automotive has promoted its top executive in Europe to COO of the former General Motors-owned steering and driveline specialist. Read More »
Renault expects high sales for scooter-like Twizy EV
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Federal-Mogul, Bosch win big with the new Hyundai ix35.
12:01 am U.S. ET | May 8 2012
Federal-Mogul and Robert Bosch have a number of key parts in the new Hyundai ix35. Along with the pistons, rings and bearings, Federal-Mogul provides bushings for the SUV's new six-speed automatic transmission. Bosch supplies the control unit and injectors for ix35's gasoline engines.... Read More »
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