The European Union is protesting Brazil’s hike in taxation of foreign-made components and Argentina’s requirement that auto-parts importers file a sworn declaration, including production information, to the country’s customs authority....More
Oshikiri has had two previous tours with Mitsubishi Australia, first in 1987-1992 and again in 2000-2003 when he was senior executive for sales and marketing....More
Combined January-February deliveries, including medium- and heavy-duty trucks, totaled 775,659 units, for a 2.2% gain on year-ago’s 759,162. The tally includes Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Uruguay and Venezuela....More
Argentina, Brazil and Colombia posted their best January sales in at least seven years, with Argentina recording its 27th consecutive year-over-year increase....More
Brazil needs the approval of each nation in the Mercosur trade bloc, including Argentina, to revamp its automotive accord with Mexico. Meanwhile, Argentina is pressing Brazil to buy more of its auto parts....More
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
PSA Peugeot Citroen’s 2012 priorities include cutting costs by E1 billion, successfully launching four cars in Europe and reducing debt. The auto maker also will continue expanding in China, Russia and Latin America....More
The Swedish-based auto maker is confident it can achieve its lofty sales goal, claiming its deliveries climbed 25% in the U.S. last year and 20% worldwide, making Volvo the fastest-growing luxury brand on a percentage basis, according to its own data....More
The sharp drop in imports began even though auto makers including China’s JAC and Chery, and Germany’s BMW and Mercedes-Benz, chose not to pass all of the 35% tax hike along to the consumer....More
New-vehicle sales in Brazil, the region’s largest market, grew 3.4% to 3.63 million last year. The result not only marked a record high for auto makers there, but also was the eighth consecutive annual increase since 1.38 million deliveries in 2003....More
Of the so-called BRIC nations with rapidly developing economies, China by far offers the greatest opportunity for auto sales growth, followed by Brazil and India, with a shaky Russia ranked fourth....More
* October factory output -0.3 pct versus September * Year-on-year growth slowest since Nov. 2009 * Industry slowing on energy shortages, cooling in Brazil...More
SAO PAULO, Nov 24 (Reuters) - General Motors Corp. expects to sell 1.4 million vehicles in South America in 2015, underscoring solid growth in some of...More
SAO PAULO, Nov 23 (Reuters) - McLaren calmed talk of a switch to Honda Formula One engines after 2012 on Wednesday by saying that they were fully focused...More
SAO PAULO, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Mergers and acquisitions since the 2008 credit crisis have transformed Brazil's once family-owned sugar and ethanol industry...More
* Mexico seeks to cut reliance on U.S. demand for goods * Chinese growth pushing up demand for Mexican minerals * Car sales to Latin America, peso decline...More
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Auto companies sold 6.56 million vehicles worldwide in April, a 3.4% increase over same-month year-ago, raising total deliveries for the first four months of 2012 to 27.2 million units.
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