The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration has launched an investigation into the 2006 Honda CR-V due to reported fires in the driver’s door caused by an overheating window switch.
Bentley Motors has announced that former vice president of research and development from Porsche Auto Group will be taking over the position of Chairman and CEO of Bentley, effective February 1, 2011.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has announced that Jaguar Land Rover North America is recalling 2,956 LR2s over a possible airbag failure.
Toyota has announced that they will repair over 650,000 Prius hybrids due to a concern over cooling system failures but the Japanese automaker is vehement that this is not another Toyota recall.
Cadillac has adopted the slogan “the New Standard of the World” and to help feature the brand on a grand sporting stage, GM’s luxury brand has become a sponsor of the World Golf Championship.
The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration announced today that Volvo is recalling a variety of 2011 models, including the S60, S80, XC60 and XC70 for concerns over the engine control module cutting fuel from the engine.
Ford just launched the more comfortable, XLT Premium Wagon version of the Transit Connect work truck. The reason of this launch is because the consumers are finding interesting and innovative ways to tune and customize the vehicle for nomadic activities.
GM’s growing popularity in India is demonstrated by its hitting 100,000 in sales a month ahead of projection thanks to the appeal of its small Chevrolets like the Spark.
The Ford Mustang Cobra Jet drag racing package is back for 2012 with a handful of changes to build on the Cobra Jet’s record setting reputation with improved performance for the 2012 model year.
Porsche is introducing a smaller SUV called the Cajun into its lineup. SUVs have proven to be a major profit center for Porsche, along with its four-door Panamera.
