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  1. ARGENTINA: Peugeot 307 sedan production begins
  2. JAPAN: Nissan recalls minivan and compact car
  3. RUSSIA: Renault JV to increase production
  4. US: Key auto workers union allows strike fund diverts
  5. GERMANY: VW needs labour cost cuts for new Golf
  6. GERMANY: European car sales up over 10% in May
  7. RUSSIA: GM keen to develop AvtoVAZ JV
  8. JAPAN: Honda to recall over 560,000 vehicles because of ignition fault
  9. GERMANY: Prosecutors raid Mercedes-Benz Bremen plant
  10. SPAIN: Car makers say rail system must improve
  11. GERMANY: Bosch to build new semi-conductor plant in Germany
  12. INDIA: Toyota remains undecided on small car for India
  13. Ford to invest up to $9.2 bln in Mexico: report (Reuters)
  14. Ford to invest billions in Mexico: report (Reuters)
  15. Suzuki And GM Developing Hybrids For U.S. Market
  16. VW Plans New Phaeton Model For 2009
  17. Father's Day Gift Ideas
  18. Saab 9-2X Joins 9-3 Sport Sedan As "Top Safety Pick" in US Safety Report
  19. Exec says cuts at Ford going faster than expected (Reuters)
  20. Exec: Ford cuts going faster than expected (Reuters)
  21. UAW elects leadership team ahead of contract talks (Reuters)
  22. Exec says cuts at Ford going faster than expected (Reuters)
  23. Ford considering 9.2 billion dollar Mexican plant investment (AFP)
  24. "Pimp My Ride" Returns to MTV
  25. UK: Bentley enters Korean market
  26. GERMANY: Sanden opens new plant in Poland
  27. US: Ford plans massive investment in Mexico to reduce costs
  28. UK: Peugeot plant closure protests continue
  29. US: Over a third of NA suppliers "in fiscal danger"
  30. BELGIUM: Fiat enjoys Italian market boost in May
  31. THAILAND: May sales off 7.3%
  32. CHINA: Car and parts tax cuts from 1 July
  33. Chrysler to add third shift at Ohio plant (Reuters)
  34. US: Auto workers union re-elects president
  35. US: GMAC renews credit lines
  36. JAPAN: Honda reduces recall count
  37. US: Ford asks for government help with E-85 and trade
  38. US: Chrysler adds third shift at Toledo North
  39. SPAIN: Renault’s 2006 output to fall 24% on Modus slump
  40. All-New 2006 Volkswagen Eos Convertible Photo Gallery
  41. 2007 Chevy Avalanche Campaign Pushes Vehicle Flexibility
  42. Volvo Enlists Tiffany & Co. To Design National Hero Awards Trophies
  43. Delphi creditors support rejection effort (AP)
  44. UAW chooses key negotiators for bargaining (AP)
  45. UAW says over 33,000 GM, Delphi workers take buyouts (Reuters)
  46. Nissan begins new Nashville headquarters (AP)
  47. Delphi creditors support rejection effort (AP)
  48. ITALY: Showroom furnishing by Ikea
  49. ITALY: Computer development surges Fiat Stilo replacement ahead of schedule
  50. Ford brand European vehicle sales up 11 pct in May (Reuters)
  51. AUSTRALIA: Macquarie to acquire AIR-serv
  52. NETHERLANDS: Dealers surprised at MX-5 coupe-cabriolet launch
  53. RUSSIA: Nissan should have plant land by year's end
  54. GERMANY: Former Daimler-Benz shareholders to win compensation
  55. SOUTH KOREA: Hyundai chairman apologises and appeals for bail
  56. RUSSIA: Magna to build facility near new car plants
  57. JAPAN: Nissan lowers production at two Japanese plants
  58. CHINA: Toyota to increase Camry capacity
  59. US: Union says over 33,000 take GM/Delphi buyouts
  60. US: Arvin Meritor names new door business head
  61. UK: Union says most TVR jobs saved
  62. US: SmarTire nine-month loss almost doubles
  63. Ford brand European vehicle sales up (Reuters)
  64. US: Chrysler sees payback from flexible manufacturing
  65. US: Creditors urge Delphi GM contract rejection
  66. Protests to hit GM plants in Germany, Spain: source (Reuters)
  67. GERMANY: GM Portugal protest could hit Spanish and German factories
  68. GOLDING’S TAKE: TVR - Phase Two of the Rouble Revolution
  69. Ford to upgrade Mexican plants (Reuters)
  70. Ford to upgrade three Mexican plants (Reuters)
  71. Ford announces plans to invest in 3 plants (AP)
  72. Ford confirms some investments in Mexico (AFP)
  73. Ford to invest in 3 Mexico plants (AP)
  74. Delphi reaches deal to offer buyouts (AP)
  75. Delphi reaches deal to offer buyouts (AP)
  76. Delphi reaches deal to offer buyouts (AP)
  77. Volkswagen denies plans to cut extra 10,000 jobs (Reuters)
  78. Governor: Tenn. on Toyota's 'short list' (AP)
  79. U.S. cars, Japanese trucks get high marks (AP)
  80. GOLDING’S TAKE: TVR - Phase Two of the Rouble Revolution
  81. GERMANY: VW to build Fox in Europe, and rebuild share in lower price segments
  82. GERMANY: Volkswagen denies plans to seek a further 10,000 job cuts
  83. Automakers hope love for car equals love for brand (USATODAY.com)
  84. THAILAND: Thailand wants quota removal on exports to Malaysia
  85. US: UPS’ green fleet clocks up 100 million miles
  86. MALAYSIA: Failure not an option for Proton - PM
  87. CHINA: Rumours confirmed as Murtaugh joins SAIC
  88. US: BorgWarner announces twin-scroll turbocharger in new 2.0-litre engine
  89. ROMANIA: Logan reaches 250,000th car milestone
  90. FEATURE: Women in focus again – this time from Mazda
  91. BELGIUM: Toyota’s cumulative European hybrid sales exceed 50,000 units
  92. US: SmarTire to provide TPMS on Fleetwood Motorhomes
  93. US: Delphi reaches buyout deal with 2nd union
  94. SPAIN: Seat could rehire at Martorell amid turnaround - press
  95. Volvo Cars Recalls 158,000 Cars Worldwide Over Technical Fault
  96. BMW Searches For Better Energy Management
  97. HUMMER Delivers New Response Vehicle To American Red Cross
  98. Mercury Struts At Miami Fashion Week In Effort To Gain Hispanic Customers
  99. Ford expects up to 11,000 workers to accept buyouts (Reuters)
  100. Ford expects up to 11,000 workers to accept buyouts (Reuters)
  101. Researchers work on alternative jet fuel (AP)
  102. Lighting Customization In New Vehicles
  103. Truck Trend's Project Thunder 1998 Ford Expedition to be Sold on eBay Motors
  104. GERMANY: Porsche upgrades its Boxsters
  105. FRANCE/RUSSIA: Renault Trucks and GAZ announce engine agreement
  106. JAPAN: MMC announces development of new generation diesel engine
  107. US: Tenneco announces major restructuring
  108. US: Ford to upgrade Mexican plants
  109. GERMANY: Beru lifts forecasts for 2006
  110. SWEDEN: AB Volvo gets grant for development of 3rd gen DME engine
  111. CHINA: Dongfeng Nissan launches order book for Sylphy/Xuan Yi
  112. JAPAN: Mazda MX-5 with retractable hard top to debut at London Motor Show
  113. RESEARCH ANALYSIS: Fueling opinions in the tank market
  114. RUSSIA: Ford Focus production 'halted in customs dispute'
  115. SWEDEN: Scania looks for strong growth from buses and coaches
  116. US: Ford expects 11,000 to take buy-out offers this year
  117. TURKEY: Automotive industry hit by currency slide
  118. SWEDEN: Autoliv wins record seatbelt order
  119. GERMANY/PORTUGAL: GM's European workers in protest
  120. GM's ratings cut deeper into junk territory (Reuters)
  121. GM's ratings cut deeper into junk territory (Reuters)
  122. Diesel and Hybrid Technologies Successful
  123. Driven To Distraction
  124. Interstate Highways Celebrate 50 Years
  125. New Hyundai Electronic Stability Control Window Decal Alerts Consumers To Safety Technology
  126. GM's ratings cut deeper into junk territory (Reuters)
  127. Daimler to delist from 12 exchanges (FT.com)
  128. CHINA: Pirelli plant starts tyre production
  129. US: ArvinMeritor announces sale of South African aftermarket ride control business
  130. US: GM to add cylinder shut-off on V6 engine
  131. CHINA: Chinese drivers face cumpulsory insurance
  132. GERMANY: Visteon supplies USB audio interface for VWs
  133. GERMANY: VW Scirocco set for Setubal
  134. UK: BMW M6 Convertible to debut at London Motor Show
  135. Rating agencies lower GM debt on loan (AP)
  136. Ford says "committed" to '08 profitability target (Reuters)
  137. GERMANY: VW Auto 5000 workers stage warning strikes
  138. JAPAN: DaimlerChrysler to pay $300m compensation to MMC
  139. GERMANY: Volkswagen intensifies cooperation with key suppliers
  140. Ford says committed to 2008 profitability target (Reuters)
  141. GM sees 2006 Chinese sales growth above 20 percent (Reuters)
  142. Ford says on track toward 2008 profitability goal (Reuters)
  143. HUNGARY: Volvo secures major truck order from Hungary
  144. POLAND: MAN lays foundation stone for new plant in Krakow
  145. INDIA: Volvo Trucks plans to increase sourcing from India
  146. GM sees 2006 Chinese sales growth above 20 percent (Reuters)
  147. VW's Brazil unit to cut 6,000 jobs (AP)
  148. RUSSIA: Ford disruption 'close' to resolution
  149. Ford says on track toward 2008 profitability goal (Reuters)
  150. Ford unveils 2007 automobile lineup (AP)
  151. Ford unveils 2007 automobile lineup (AP)
  152. Ford to be profitable by 2008: exec (AFP)
  153. Chrysler to offer new discounts in July to clear glut (Reuters)
  154. UK: LDV in talks over possible sale to GAZ
  155. GERMANY: VW workers' rep ready to talk on 35-hour week
  156. General Motors purchasing chief sees good Q2 (Reuters)
  157. GERMANY: Mercedes to show S-Class convertible concept
  158. UK: Union takes PSA boycott campaign to London
  159. UK: European premiere for Chrysler Sebring at London Motor Show
  160. GERMANY: Karmann to build roof system plant in Poland
  161. GERMANY: Further strike action at GM Europe plants planned
  162. GOLDING'S TAKE: It's a team effort for the Chevy Captiva
  163. US: Recalled Firestone tyres 'still claiming lives'
  164. US: Ford to be profitable on automotive business by 2008 - Fields
  165. US: JD Power says midsize utility vehicle segment weakening
  166. JAPAN: Isuzu and GM agree JV for pickups
  167. AUSTRIA: GM exec upbeat on Q2 results
  168. UK [updated 16:00 BST]: LDV in talks over possible sale to GAZ
  169. DaimlerChrysler shows off 2007 Sebring (AP)
  170. DaimlerChrysler shows off 2007 Sebring (AP)
  171. Volvo Names Detroit Doctor America’s Greatest Hometown Hero at 2006 Volvo For Life Awards
  172. U.S. Army Seeks Fuel Cell Alternatives
  173. New Saturn Comes Down To Earth
  174. Ford Rolls Out Fumes-To-Fuel System
  175. Fill 'er Up With Fries, Burgers And Grease, Please
  176. MINI Motorists Can Design A Credit Card In Their Own Car’s Image
  177. Mazda Donates Tribute Hybrids To The Los Angeles Fire Department
  178. Daimler's Ripple Effect (The Motley Fool)
  179. Workers still mulling GM buyout offer (AP)
  180. Workers still mulling GM buyout offer (AP)
  181. Workers still mulling GM buyout offer (AP)
  182. About 37,000 workers accept GM, Delphi buyouts: report (Reuters)
  183. Workers still mulling GM buyout offer (AP)
  184. UK: Land Rover reveals all-new Freelander 2
  185. GM to shut Portugal plant by October 31 if no cuts (Reuters)
  186. UK: GAZ says no 'lift and shift' on LDV
  187. UK: ANALYSIS: Freelander 2's Volvo connection
  188. CANADA: TNT Logistics sets up new wheel sequencing operation in Ontario
  189. JAPAN: Fuji Heavy and TEPCO progress joint electric vehicle development
  190. UK: Traditional automotive suppliers losing out to consumer electronics companies in telematics
  191. CHINA: Shanghai-VW launches Polo
  192. Nissan's Long Haul To Nashville (BusinessWeek Online)
  193. ITALY: Fiat 500 website off to a flyer
  194. BELGIUM: EU approves Continental's Motorola deal
  195. BELGIUM: Toyota announces European management changes
  196. PORTUGAL: Azambuja plant to close end Oct if no deal on costs
  197. About 40,000 workers accept GM, Delphi buyouts (Reuters)
  198. ROMANIA: Calsonic Kansei to build Romanian plant
  199. About 40,000 workers accept GM, Delphi buyouts (Reuters)
  200. CORRECTED: Crisis could end EADS dual structure -sources (Reuters)
  201. RUSSIA: Ford faces US$25M customs bill
  202. Crisis could end EADS dual structure: sources (Reuters)
  203. GM workers in last-minute rush for buyouts (AP)
  204. GM workers in last-minute rush for buyouts (AP)
  205. RUSSIA: Ford faces US$25m customs bill
  206. GERMANY: Audi lines up another new coupe
  207. GERMANY: Porsche increases use of rail transport
  208. SWEDEN: Volvo truck deliveries up 2% to end May
  209. POLAND: GM in talks to set up JV with Ukrainian partner in Poland
  210. JAPAN: Slow Honda domestic sales offset by strong overseas growth
  211. SOUTH KOREA: Strikes add to Hyundai woes
  212. US: GM Lordstown plant shut down temporarily because of parts shortage
  213. AUSTRALIA: GM standardises ESP for new Holden line
  214. US: Consumer groups lose recalls case
  215. GERMANY: Porsche expects a record fiscal year
  216. SOUTH KOREA: Q3 auto exports seen surging
  217. SOUTH KOREA: Chairman in prison worries Beijing Hyundai dealer
  218. RUSSIA: GAZ 'borrows' DaimlerChrysler staff
  219. JAPAN: Three of five car makers boost overseas output
  220. RUSSIA: Kamaz to lease Durr Systems paint shop
  221. CZECH REPUBLIC: Behr to build new factory
  222. GERMANY: CAT & BLG to organise Kia Motors Slovakia’s logistics
  223. New Saturn Comes Down To Earth
  224. Hyundai Mobility Program Helps Drivers with Special Physical Needs
  225. Display Of Smart Cars At Macklowe's Newly-Opened 340 Madison Avenue
  226. GM, Delphi buyouts likely top expectations (AP)
  227. 35,000 to accept GM buyouts, early retirement (AFP)
  228. GM: 35,000 hourly workers take buyouts (AP)
  229. GM says 35,000 workers accept buyouts (Reuters)
  230. 35,000 to accept GM buyouts, early retirement (AFP)
  231. Thousands take buyouts at GM, Delphi (AP)
  232. GM says 35,000 workers accept buyouts (Reuters)
  233. Audi Triumphs With TDI Power At Le Mans
  234. Thousands take buyouts at GM, Delphi (AP)
  235. GM says 35,000 workers accept buyouts (Reuters)
  236. Thousands take buyouts at GM, Delphi (AP)
  237. Thousands take buyouts at GM, Delphi (AP)
  238. 35,000 to accept GM buyouts, early retirement (AFP)
  239. Thousands take buyouts at GM, Delphi (AP)
  240. Around 1,000 workers accept Volkswagen severance (Reuters)
  241. GERMANY: CAT & BLG to organise Kia Motors Slovakia’s logistics
  242. US: Almost 48,000 workers to abandon GM and Delphi
  243. AUSTRALIA: Fiat cars returning after almost 20 years
  244. AUSTRALIA: GM Holden labelling imported cars E10-compatible
  245. VIETNAM: Tariffs cut on Asian vehicles
  246. US: Almost 48,000 workers to abandon GM and Delphi
  247. GERMANY: More warning strikes at Auto 5000
  248. JAPAN: Nissan may miss domestic sales target, but global sales still on track
  249. Nissan trims sales goal; new models to drive recovery (Reuters)
  250. Buyout success puts GM ahead of job-cutting schedule (USATODAY.com)