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May 25, 2012

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Amid Nuclear Talks, Fiat Halts Sales in Iran

Fiat and its subsidiaries temporarily are halting exports to Iran as the Middle Eastern country sorts through diplomacy issues over nuclear-weapons production....More
May 22, 2012

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Armored-Car Demand on Rise Worldwide, Utah Company Says

Because of poor roads and rural conditions in areas where demand for armored vehicles is on the rise, International Armoring mostly modifies SUVs, including the Range Rover, Toyota Land Cruiser and Chevy Suburban....More
Apr. 11, 2012

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PSA Scales Back Ford Diesel Engine Deal After GM Hookup

A newspaper calls PSA’s engine-development arrangement with Ford “the first victim” of the French auto maker’s 6-week-old alliance with GM....More
Mar. 30, 2012

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China’s Foton Expands Into East Africa

The auto maker is recruiting dealers across East Africa, a region now dominated by a handful of car companies including Toyota and General Motors....More
Mar. 27, 2012

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Nissan Promotes Trevor Mann, Two More U.K. Executives

Trevor Mann helped launch the Sunderland plant in 1985 as a team leader, prior to the start of Bluebird production. He was named a Commander of the Order of the British Empire in January....More
Mar. 22, 2012

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EC Seeks Crackdown on Bogus Auto Parts 3

Supporters of the anti-counterfeiting measure say it would protect auto makers’ intellectual-property rights, but critics contend the treaty violates legally protected freedom-of-speech principles....More
Feb. 16, 2012

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Renault Buoyed By Gains Outside Europe

Renault's CEO predicts global industry sales will grow 4% this year but decline 3% to 4% in Europe and fall 7% to 8% in France. He says the auto maker intends to maintain its momentum in overseas markets such as Russia and Brazil....More
Oct. 26, 2011

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Ford Says Quality Issues Addressed; Posts Ninth Consecutive Quarterly Profit

The auto maker reports a 3Q pretax profit of $1.9 billion, but a $111 million year-over-year decline....More
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New Ford Ranger truck launching outside N. America

* Ford to stop production of Ranger in U.S. at end-year * Ranger global sales now near 275,000 * South African plant to ship Ranger to 148 markets By...More
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By rickshaw from London to India - for charity

NEW DELHI, Sept 23 (Reuters) - A three-wheeled rickshaw hardly seems the vehicle of choice for travelling thousands of kilometers and crossing 14 countries....More

Africa / Middle East

Amid Nuclear Talks, Fiat Halts Sales in Iran

Armored-Car Demand on Rise Worldwide, Utah Company Says

PSA Scales Back Ford Diesel Engine Deal After GM Hookup

China’s Foton Expands Into East Africa

Nissan Promotes Trevor Mann, Two More U.K. Executives

EC Seeks Crackdown on Bogus Auto Parts 3

Renault Buoyed By Gains Outside Europe

Ford Says Quality Issues Addressed; Posts Ninth Consecutive Quarterly Profit

New Ford Ranger truck launching outside N. America

By rickshaw from London to India - for charity

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