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  1. GM Opel says no plans for now to cut Astra output (Reuters)
  2. GERMANY: VW UPDATE: Investor confidence grows - workforce worried
  3. MALAYSIA: VW Malaysia to introduce nine models within two years
  4. BRAZIL: Fiat expands investment in Brazil
  5. BRAZIL: Growing consumer confidence boosts Brazilian vehicle market
  6. US: GM to invest in Michigan plants - reports
  7. THAILAND: MMC to start large-scale exports of Triton pickup
  8. CHINA: GM seeks additional partner in China
  9. German Union: Another 1,000 Jobs at Risk (AP)
  10. Ford, GM dealers uneasy about future (USATODAY.com)
  11. VIETNAM: Toyota Vietnam seeks to jumpstart market
  12. RUSSIA: Government may lower import duties for car components
  13. RUSSIA: GM plans 30% sales growth in 2006
  14. GM May Spend $500M on Five Mich. Upgrades (AP)
  15. GERMANY: Opel denies Astra output cut plans
  16. CHINA: Beijing lifts restrictions on small cars
  17. UK: ESP penetration rate continues to rise
  18. CHINA: Beijing lifts restrictions on small cars
  19. GM May Spend $500M on Five Mich. Upgrades (AP)
  20. GM to Invest $545M in Five Mich. Plants (AP)
  21. GM to Invest $545M in 5 Michigan Plants (AP)
  22. GM to Invest $545M in 5 Michigan Plants (AP)
  23. GM to Invest $545M in 5 Michigan Plants (AP)
  24. GM set to announce Meriva build in Spain-source (Reuters)
  25. AUSTRALIA: Toyota unit develops supercharged V6
  26. US: Hyundai wades in while US minivan makers falter
  27. FORECASTER ANALYSIS: Car buyer confidence rising in most of Europe
  28. GM says will build new Meriva car in Spain (Reuters)
  29. AUSTRALIA: Toyota unit develops supercharged V6
  30. SPAIN: GM will not switch Meriva production to Poland
  31. GERMANY: Volkswagen to reveal SUV
  32. FRANCE: Michelin achieves profit growth thanks to price rises
  33. AUSTRALIA: Toyota unit develops supercharged V6
  34. US: Hyundai wades in while US minivan makers falter
  35. GM to Keep Making Opel Minivan in Spain (AP)
  36. EXCLUSIVE: BRAZIL: Renault discovers newer models sell better
  37. EXCLUSIVE ANALYSIS: PHILIPPINES: January sales rise 20%
  38. GERMANY: Audi to boost sales by expanding range
  39. US: GM's little bit of good news for home state
  40. JAPAN: Er, if it's OK, could we have a bit more pay?
  41. JAPAN: Mazda starts hydrogen car leasing
  42. GERMANY: ZF would like VW parts business
  43. GM to make Opel Meriva in Spain (AFP)
  44. Analyst Sees Ford Market Share Dropping (AP)
  45. Ford first to build hybrid vehicles in Canada (AFP)
  46. A strike at Delphi could cripple GM: analysts (Reuters)
  47. Ford Analyst Sees Market Share Dropping (AP)
  48. Woman Wins Dodge Ram Mega Musical Chairs Competition
  49. Pontiac's Televised Cross Country Road Trip Has Surprise Ending
  50. Volkswagen drives January European car sales up (Reuters)
  51. DaimlerChrysler Earns $3.3B in 2005 (AP)
  52. Daimler sees better 2006 after Q4 surprise gain (Reuters)
  53. DaimlerChrysler sees pressure growing on Chrysler (Reuters)
  54. DaimlerChrysler steers round Smart car losses to lift earnings (AFP)
  55. CHINA: January sales up 73%
  56. BELGIUM: VW captures fifth of strong European sales
  57. Daimler profits beat forecast; outlook seen vague (Reuters)
  58. Cerberus group takes lead in GMAC talks: report (Reuters)
  59. DaimlerChrysler Earns $3.3B in 2005 (AP)
  60. Report: China Auto Output Up 52 Percent (AP)
  61. UK: Mercedes S-class buyers seen preferring diesel, avoiding pricey gadgets
  62. Report: China Auto Output Up 52 Percent (AP)
  63. UK: Ford offers kit to deter sat-nav theft
  64. Laid Off Workers Need Quick Decisions (AP)
  65. Cerberus group takes lead in GMAC talks: report (Reuters)
  66. DaimlerChrysler cautious for 2006 despite profit rise (AFP)
  67. Chrysler Profit-Sharing Checks Decrease (AP)
  68. GERMANY: BMW satisfied with China venture
  69. US: GM Oklahoma City plant to stop production next week
  70. SOUTH KOREA: Renault-Samsung plans export-led sales hike
  71. SOUTH KOREA: Hyundai-Kia demands supplier price cuts
  72. GERMANY/US: Mercedes drags down DaimlerChrysler results
  73. Chrysler Profit-Sharing Checks Decrease (AP)
  74. SOUTH KOREA: Renault-Samsung plans export-led sales hike
  75. CANADA: Ford crossover hybrids to be built locally
  76. GENEVA PREVIEW: Kia's Slovak car moves closer
  77. THAILAND: Toyota drives sales lower in January
  78. UK: New management plots Alfa revival
  79. US: Hurricane costs hit Goodyear Q4 result
  80. US: Chrysler plans no let-up in truck output
  81. DaimlerChrysler Earns $3.3B in 2005 (AP)
  82. THAILAND: Toyota drives sales lower in January
  83. UK: New management plots Alfa revival
  84. Chrysler Group Posts 2005 Profit of $1.8B (AP)
  85. Chrysler Group Posts 2005 Profit of $1.8B (AP)
  86. DaimlerChrysler Earns $3.3B in 2005 (AP)
  87. Daimler's Small Steps (The Motley Fool)
  88. Toyota market cap passes Wal-Mart as shares rise (Reuters)
  89. Mitsubishi Motors set to buy 20 pct stake in China carmaker (AFP)
  90. GENEVA PREVIEW: Golf-based SUV to take a bow
  91. Nanjing in talks to sell MG Rover brand: report (Reuters)
  92. UK: Short-term company car leasing on the rise
  93. US: Chrysler to profit-share around $650 per worker
  94. GOLDING'S TAKE: DCX big on promises, short on detail
  95. HONG KONG: Honda China venture sales soar 57% last month
  96. RUSSIA: New Lada Egypt assembly project starts
  97. RUSSIA: Partner pulls parts supply plug on GM JV
  98. SOUTH KOREA: Regulator eyes Hundai-Kia parts price pressure
  99. EXCLUSIVE: SWEDEN: New Renault-Nissan truck line mainly for Europe
  100. SPAIN: Seat promises come-back after first loss in years
  101. GENEVA PREVIEW: Golf-based SUV to take a bow
  102. Delphi delays motion to void union contracts (Reuters)
  103. Delphi to Continue Talks With GM, Unions (AP)
  104. UK [updated 15:10GMT]: Nanjing unlikely end Longbridge link
  105. GERMANY: Volkswagen eyes more partnerships
  106. Delphi to Continue Talks With GM, Unions (AP)
  107. Delphi delays motion to void union contracts (Reuters)
  108. UK [updated 15:10GMT]: Nanjing unlikely to end Longbridge link
  109. US: Parcels to come by hybrid and low-emission trucks
  110. SOUTH KOREA: Regulator eyes Hyundai-Kia parts price pressure
  111. US [updated 15.50GMT]: Delphi postpones bankruptcy court move
  112. Delphi to Keep Talks With GM, Unions Open (AP)
  113. Delphi delays motion to void union contracts (Reuters)
  114. GM CEO says UAW/Delphi deal not guaranteed (Reuters)
  115. GM's Russia Joint Venture Stops Production (AP)
  116. Summary: Delphi Delays Bid to Void Deals (AP)
  117. Delphi Delays Bid to Nix Labor Agreements (AP)
  118. GM shares see late-day slide on GMAC deal worries (Reuters)
  119. LAX Receives Five DaimlerChrysler Fuel Cell Cars
  120. Nissan Donates 50 Trucks To Habitat For Humanity
  121. Proton chief says Lotus not for sale after mock offer from former chief (AFP)
  122. JAPAN: Compact SUV quadruples expected volume
  123. JAPAN: First US-bound Mazda crossover off line
  124. UK: Government tells ministers to choose Jag or Prius
  125. GERMANY: Audi recalls some diesel A3 models
  126. JAPAN: Forester most popular Subaru export
  127. BULGARIA: Trucks post largest sales rise in January
  128. COLOMBIA: New vehicle sales surge continues in 2006
  129. MEXICO: Nissan marketing chief becomes CEO
  130. NETHERLANDS: DAF proclaims 2005 a record year
  131. NETHERLANDS: DAF proclaims 2005 a record year
  132. POLAND: Fiat aims to recover market share
  133. CANADA: Hino considers Canadian plant
  134. UK: Wagon set to acquire Oxford Automotive
  135. GERMANY: ACEA CO2 reduction goals unlikely to be met on time
  136. GERMANY: Mahle boosts sales 10% in 2005
  137. MALAYSIA/UK: Press speculates but Lotus staying with Proton
  138. ROMANIA: Daewoo plant negotiations deadlock
  139. UK: All EU VMs will 'hybridise' models by decade end
  140. GERMANY: UK consortium wins right to sporty Smarts
  141. Earnings surprises help spur Wall St recovery (FT.com)
  142. GM Plant in Okla. Shuts Down Production (AP)
  143. Delphi delays voiding contracts (USATODAY.com)
  144. GM Plant in Okla. Shuts Down Production (AP)
  145. MALAYSIA/UK: Press speculates but Lotus staying with Proton
  146. EXCLUSIVE: SPAIN: Peugeot expects small sales rise
  147. RUSSIA: GM-AvtoVAZ set to restart production
  148. BRAZIL: Mercosur trade deal yet to be agreed
  149. AUSTRIA: Consensus emerges on CO2 refrigerant
  150. GERMANY: Grammer turnover rises, profits decline
  151. GERMANY: MAN boosts after-tax profit 46%
  152. SWEDEN: Haldex grows business and profits
  153. GERMANY: Audi develops Mini competitor
  154. JAPAN: Nissan eyes LCVs for future growth
  155. GENEVA SHOW: Ford Europe develops 'comfortable' and 'sporty' seven-seat minivans
  156. GENEVA SHOW: Ford Europe develops 'comfortable' and 'sporty' seven-seat minivans
  157. Nissan to Unveil 4 Light Commercial Models (AP)
  158. CHINA: Citroen tailors new car to local market
  159. CZECH REPUBLIC: PM thinks Hyundai plant deal close
  160. EXCLUSIVE: UK: Rivals likely to eye new Ford closely
  161. Cerberus group takes lead in GMAC talks: report (Reuters)
  162. DaimlerChrysler cautious for 2006 despite profit rise (AFP)
  163. Chrysler Profit-Sharing Checks Decrease (AP)
  164. Daimler's Small Steps (The Motley Fool)
  165. Chrysler Group Posts 2005 Profit of $1.8B (AP)
  166. DaimlerChrysler Earns $3.3B in 2005 (AP)
  167. Toyota market cap passes Wal-Mart as shares rise (Reuters)
  168. Mitsubishi Motors set to buy 20 pct stake in China carmaker (AFP)
  169. Nanjing in talks to sell MG Rover brand: report (Reuters)
  170. Delphi delays motion to void union contracts (Reuters)
  171. GM CEO says UAW/Delphi deal not guaranteed (Reuters)
  172. GM's Russia Joint Venture Stops Production (AP)
  173. Summary: Delphi Delays Bid to Void Deals (AP)
  174. Delphi Delays Bid to Nix Labor Agreements (AP)
  175. GM shares see late-day slide on GMAC deal worries (Reuters)
  176. Proton chief says Lotus not for sale after mock offer from former chief (AFP)
  177. Earnings surprises help spur Wall St recovery (FT.com)
  178. Delphi delays voiding contracts (USATODAY.com)
  179. GM Plant in Okla. Shuts Down Production (AP)
  180. Nissan to Unveil 4 Light Commercial Models (AP)
  181. GENEVA PREVIEW: Ford Europe develops 'comfortable' and 'sporty' seven-seat minivans
  182. US: TRW profit improves
  183. Moody's cuts GM's rating deeper into junk (Reuters)
  184. CHINA: Citroen tailors new car to local market
  185. TRW Automotive Posts Fourth-Quarter Profit (AP)
  186. GM to Eliminate 3rd Shift at Ohio Plant (AP)
  187. Moody's cuts GM's rating deeper into junk (Reuters)
  188. Moody's Reduces GM's Debt Rating Further (AP)
  189. Moody's Reduces GM's Debt Rating Further (AP)
  190. TRW Automotive Reports 4Q Profit of $59M (AP)
  191. U.S. Auto Sales Drop in Early February (AP)
  192. 35th Anniversary Barrett- Jackson Auction Donates $2.5 Million to Charity
  193. Automotive Hall of Fame Honors Sue Unger
  194. Honda to sell low-cost hybrid car in 2007/08: report (Reuters)
  195. Honda to sell low-cost hybrid car in 2007/08: paper (Reuters)
  196. HONG KONG: Geely names new CEO
  197. UK: Inchcape buys another Aussie dealer
  198. AUSTRALIA/US: End of the line for Holden Monaro and Pontiac clone
  199. US: Ratings agency downgrades GM again
  200. BREAKING NEWS: UK: Chinese car maker renews factory lease
  201. CHINA: BMW Brilliance aiming for 15% annual sales growth
  202. GERMANY: Audi reports healthy pre-tax boost
  203. SOUTH KOREA: Luxury car buyer tax probe a myth
  204. JAPAN: Honda plans low-cost hybrid
  205. INDIA: Vehicle makers eye financ to boost earnings
  206. Moody's lowers GM debt rating (USATODAY.com)
  207. US: GM sets assembly shift end date for Moraine
  208. INDIA: Vehicle makers eye financing to boost earnings
  209. UK [updated 15:40GMT]: Chinese car maker renews factory lease - with get-out clause
  210. SLOVAKIA: PSA Trnava plant starts assembly in May
  211. GERMANY: Seat chief sees profit ahead
  212. GM Seeks Seat on Delphi's Creditors' Panel (AP)
  213. Tony Stewart to Give Away 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe and More
  214. GERMANY: US represented on Continental's board
  215. US: GM wants seat on Delphi credit committee
  216. JAPAN: Toyota and GM discuss R&D co-operation
  217. CHINA: Infiniti to enter China earlier than expected
  218. UK: Petrol engine share of European market to fall to 37% by 2015
  219. Toyota, GM Partnership Nears End (AP)
  220. RESEARCH ANALYSIS: Door modules swing to growth as vehicle makers outsource
  221. China's SAIC to Make Cars Under Own Brand (AP)
  222. US: Early month retail vehicle sales off 8%
  223. JAPAN: Honda's Zest after Life
  224. UK: Components maker finds ways round GM and Ford cut-backs
  225. AUSTRIA: Americans and Europeans agree common air conditioner standards
  226. UK: Prime Minister's Drinks Time invites industry players to show
  227. JAPAN: Toyota adopts concentric pipe a/c heat exchanger
  228. SPAIN: BMW to spend EUR500m on parts as sales soar
  229. US/CHINA: Automakers' 'lift-and-shift' aspirations extend beyond MG Rover
  230. CZECH REPUBLIC: Skoda looks east
  231. ADM Pumps Up Ethanol (The Motley Fool)
  232. Does America Want Oil Independence?
  233. Use of Cell Phones While Driving on Rise
  234. Spaceframe Propels Ford GT
  235. Car-Steering Robot is Industry's Latest Crash Test Dummy
  236. Car Tires Aid Fuel Efficiency
  237. Honda Unsure on Hybrid Fit
  238. Mazda to suspend SUV Production
  239. CHINA: Toyota and FAW discuss R&D centre
  240. GERMANY: Continental reports record earnings
  241. RUSSIA: Johnson Matthey to build catalyst plant
  242. SOUTH KOREA: Hyundai signs biggest ever CV export deal
  243. Ford Holding Company Offers Some Buyouts (AP)
  244. Global Production Up at 4 Japan Automakers (AP)
  245. THE FRIDAY STORY: An Enzo leaves the road
  246. US: Noble CEO quits
  247. CANADA: GM truck plant re-tool under way
  248. US: Purolator filter business changes hands
  249. UK: European SUV volume and specifications rise
  250. UK: Famous Rover V8 still available new