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Opel reaches deal with Spanish unions
March 12 12:31 CET
Spanish unions and Opel have reached a preliminary agreement on the future of the carmaker's assembly plant in Figuruelas, the Aragon government said on its Web site. The accord includes a 1 percent wage rise for 2009 and 2010 and a 2 percent rise in 2011 and 2012, local newspaper El Heraldo de Aragon reported. Read More » Comments [0] | Recommendations [0]
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March 12 14:30 CET
Nissan's European design chief Alfonso Albaisa will succeed Bruce Campbell, the carmaker's U.S. design chief, who will retire at the end of March. Victor Nacif, who has b ... BMW creates greener factories
March 12 06:01 CET
BMW is making its German factories more environmentally friendly. During the building of a new assembly facility to make differentials at the carmakerīs Dingolfing plant, ...
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- Germany's top auto lobbyist sees trend toward protectionism | March 12 06:01 CET
- Mercedes expects no CAFE penalty in U.S. this year | March 12 06:01 CET
- Brazil fines Fiat $1.5M for failing to recall cars hit by alleged hub glitch | March 11 10:46 CET
- VW may use bond issue to help fund buying spree | March 11 10:46 CET | UPDATED: March 11 16:05 CET
- BMW profit beats estimates | March 11 11:46 CET | UPDATED: March 11 14:05 CET
- Audi expects 5% of its car sales will be electric models | March 11 06:01 CET
- Skoda plans extra shifts in second quarter | Mar 11
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LUCA CIFERRI
Don't be fooled by January's European production boostThere is an old saying that, “Nothing lies like statistics.” It is true that without the right perspective numbers can be deceiving. Take, for instance, news that European auto production rose 36.9 percent to 1,224,091 units in January. Read More » |
PAUL MCVEIGH
German gov't accused of sabotaging Opel turnaroundGerman states with Opel factories are getting increasingly annoyed at the national government's reluctance to provide General Motors with financial aid to help the automaker restructure its European operations. One regional politician has even... Read More » |

Peugeot appoints new CEO; sales team faces shake-up
Peugeot has appointed a new CEO and announced a shake-up of its sales organization. Read More »Is it too late for Ford to keep Volvo?
LUCA CIFERRI : When looking over the Volvo S60 sedan – my favorite new product at this month's Geneva auto show – I started wondering whether it was too late for Ford to reverse its decision to sell the Swedish brand? Read More »Automotive News Europe Congress
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AUTOMOTIVE NEWS EUROPE CONGRESS
Emissions, capacity, collaboration examined at gathering in Spain
I invite you to join us at the Automotive News Europe Congress in Bilbao, Spain, on June 22-23.The theme of this year's Congress is "Solutions After a Crisis: Navigating Out of a European Downturn."
It will feature a lineup full of pan-European industry leaders.
Joining us in Bilbao will be: Nick Reilly, CEO of Opel; John Fleming, CEO of Ford of Europe; Victor Muller, CEO of Spyker; Ian Robertson, sales and marketing chief at BMW; Burkhard Goeschel, chief technical officer for powertrains at Magna International; Bill Kozyra, CEO of TI Automotive; and Arndt Ellinghorst, head of automotive research at Credit Suisse in London.... Read More »
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Estimated Europe registrations by country, January
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Estimated Europe registrations by make, January
This Estimated Europe registrations by make, January data is available within our Data Center as a PDF download.
Estimated Europe registrations by country, 12 mos.
This Estimated Europe registrations by country, 12 mos. data is available within our Data Center as a PDF download.
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CAR CUTAWAY
ContiTech keeps Saab 9-5's engine secure
10:23 am U.S. ET | March 7
Saab launches its second-generation Saab 9-5 this year, 13 years after the first model debuted. The mid-sized premium sedan shares its platform with the Opel/Vauxhall Insignia, which was the 2009 European Car of the Year. Opel/Vauxhall and Saab were sister brands under General Motors Co., which...... Read More »
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Opel's minicar will be an 'iPod on wheels'
March 7 06:01 CET
Opel/Vauxhall's planned new minicar will be a trendsetter in its segment, the brand's sales and marketing chief Alain Visser said. Visser said Opel plans a car below its Corsa to meet the growing demand in Europe for small, fashionable cars.... Read More »
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- Saab aims to add BMW 1-series rival
- Mazda design chief gives new meaning to zoom-zoom
- Ford plans performance version of Focus
- Fiat could discuss auto spin off -- Fiat S.p.A. could discuss merging Fiat auto activities with those of Chrysler when it presents a five-year strategic plan. The move would be part of a plan to spin off automotive from the rest of the group's industrial activities to unlock value for the company. -- April 21
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