Volvo sales dropped 2% to 16,572 vehicles in April, compared with the same month last year.
Sales in Europe dropped 7% to 6,334 vehicles, from 6,777 units in April 2012, North ...
US sales of full-size pickup trucks and SUVs increased in April due to lower fuel prices and a stronger housing market.
Since February gas prices have begun to drop and this ...
The North American based automotive giant, Chrysler Group LLC, has recently announced a recall for some of its vehicles, because of a problem with the rear axle.
According to the National ...
DAF Trucks has strengthened its position on the European truck market last year, reaching a record market share of 16 percent in the heavy segment (16 tons+).
This makes DAF the ...
Daimler AG, the world’s largest truckmaker, plans to cut as many as 2,100 jobs at its commercial-vehicles unit in order to improve profitability.
Daimler is negotiating with the United Auto Workers ...
GM boosts incentives for its old trucks Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra to $5,000 per vehicle.
If last month GM was offering incentives of less than $4,000 per vehicle, in December ...
Daimler, the world's largest truckmaker, and Russian truck manufacturer Kamaz have signed a contract covering the supply of engines and axles for the Russian company’s trucks and buses.
As part of ...
Scania reported better than expected order bookings in the third quarter, as Brazil helped the company make up for the loss in Europe.
Analysts predicted truckmaker Scania will report a 14% ...
Hyundai plans to invest in crossovers and trucks, trying to revive the US sales.
Hyundai’s car and light-truck sales in the US in the first half of 2012 accounted for 4.9%, ...