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Toyota Begins Exports of French-Manufactured Yaris Vehicles to North America

This month Toyota began exporting Yaris compact vehicles manufactured in France to buyers in North America. Toyota announced it plans to export 25,000 gasoline powered Yaris compact vehicles manufactured in Onnaing, a town in northern France. The vehicles will be exported to Canada, the US and Puerto Rico. "There are many reasons to preserve production of compact cars in France but all ...

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2014 Toyota Corolla leaked

The first two images with the new generation of the Toyota Corolla have made their way onto the web, revealing the model ahead of its public debut scheduled for later ...

Tunisia Tries to Convince VW and Toyota to Build Plants and Boost Employment

Tunisia tries to convince automakers to set up an assembly line, as the nation seeks investments in an attempt to curb unemployment. “We are working to attract car manufacturers, we have ...

2014 Toyota Corolla ordering guide leaked by dealer

A Toyota dealer has recently leaked the ordering guide for the new generation of the Corolla, which should go on sale sometimes next year. A Kansas City based Toyota dealer has ...

Toyota GT 86 ruined in South Africa

A Toyota GT 86 sports car has been recently totaled in South Africa after its driver lost control of the wheel and fell of a curvy mountain road hundreds of ...

Toyota Profit For Q1 More Than Doubled to $3.2 Billion

Toyota managed to more than double its profit for the first quarter to 313.9 billion yen ($3.2 billion) as improved sales and cost cuts worked with the weak yen helping ...

2014 Toyota 4Runner pickup truck rendered

The first renderings with the 2014 Toyota 4Runner pickup truck have recently ended up on the web and they might provide us with a first look into a possible production ...

Toyota Expects Sales and Profit Reach Highest Level in Six Years

Toyota expects sales and profit to reach the highest level in the past six years, thanks to the weakening yen which gives advantage over GM and VW. The world’s biggest automaker ...

Toyota Keeps Its Low-Risk Growth Strategy Despite Increased Profit

Although Toyota reached its mid-term profit target for the financial year ended March, the automaker will not give up its low-risk growth strategy. Toyota reported 1.32 trillion yen ($13.32 billion) in ...

Recall roundup: Toyota FJ Cruiser and Mercedes-Benz GL-Class

Toyota and Mercedes-Benz have recently announced two separate recalls for the FJ Cruiser and for the GL-Class. According to the Japanese based automaker, owners of the 2007-2013 Toyota FJ Cruiser vehicles ...

Luxury Automakers Plan to Assemble Vehicles in India to Avoid Import Tax

Luxury automakers try to boost sales in India by assembling the vehicles in this country. As automakers have to pay a ...

Luxury Auto Market Growth in China Down 8.34% in the First Quarter

During the first quarter, premium-car market in China has dropped to 8.34%, representing a decline of 80% compared with the ...

Thieves Stole an Audi RS4 Quattro Avant from Bury St Edmunds Audi Dealership

High-tech thieves managed to steal a grey Audi RS4 Quattro Avant estate two days ago, even if the car was ...

Tata Delays Plans of Building Plant in Thailand

As Tata tries to deal with a drop in demand it has decided to postpone the development of the new ...

Audi Surpassed BMW in India Luxury Auto Sales

Audi managed to surpass BMW and become the largest seller of luxury vehicles in India. Over the past years the luxury ...

GM Stock Surpasses 2010 IPO Price

Today, May 17th, GM’s shares surpassed the offering price from the 2010 IPO, which means that the US Treasury will ...

PSA Workers at Aulnay Plant End Four-Month Strike

Peugeot’s workers at the Aulnay plant accepted to end the 4-month strike held for the plant’s closure. The workers will end ...

Jaguar Plans to Upgrade Its Dealerships in the US

Jaguar plans to refurbish its dealerships in the US as it prepares for a wave of new products. The automaker with ...

VW April Sales Up 7%

VW reported sales up 7% to 784,600 vehicles in April, after a drop of 0.2% in March. "Nevertheless, the market environment ...

Volvo April Truck Sales Down 2%

Volvo sales dropped 2% to 16,572 vehicles in April, compared with the same month last year. Sales in Europe dropped 7% ...

Tesla Plans to Repay Energy Department Loan

Tesla plans to raise $1.08 billion to build cash reserves and repay the loan offered by the Energy Department. CEO Elon ...

Michelin Comes With New Agreement for Its French Plants

Michelin plans to implement new rules at its facilities in France, aimed at adjusting capacity and avoiding lay offs, as ...

George Michael Involved in Car Crash in England

Thursday night, May 16th, George Michael was injured in a car crash which took place on the M1 motorway at ...

Sale of the Nurburgring Race Track Began This Week

The bidding for the Nurburgring race track started this week, and the final price is expected to reach about £100 ...

Fiat Does Not Plan to Move Headquarters to the US

Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne said that the company does not plan to move its headquarters to the US. "This issue, treated ...

Ferrari joins Lotus in tyre tweak criticism

May 17 (GMM/Inautonews.com) Ferrari has joined Lotus in criticising Pirelli's mid-season tyre tweak. Following early-season criticism, culminating in the furore ...