Carmaker News

Chrysler's UK managing director Simon Elliott has admitted that the current range is confusing and needs rationalising.

Mazda's UK sales will be significantly boosted by the arrival of the new Mazda 2 three-door variant which the brand predicts will become the biggest selling range in its line-up.

Toyota unveiled two all-new cars in Geneva with the formal launch of its iQ city model and the Urban Cruiser mini-SUV.

Mitsubishi is the latest brand to take a swipe at the proposed hike to the London congestion charge.

Jemca is to invest more than £10m on opening two new Lexus dealerships in north London and Kent, as well as the redevelopment of an aftersales facility.

Saab has run into trouble with a national press ad for the Saab BioPower range that was the basis of two complaints made to the Advertising Standards Authority.

Ford's new generation Fiesta was the most significant mainstream launch of this year's Geneva Motor Show, with the blue oval's new generation supermini expected to set new class benchmarks.

Porsche is set to control what will be Europe's largest automotive empire when it increases its voting stake in Volkswagen from 31 to over 50 per cent.

Toyota has announced an £88m investment in its North Wales engine factory.

General Motors vice-chairman Bob Lutz has defended remarks he made in Texas earlier this year when he said global warming was a “total crock of shit”.