Daimler reaches an agreement with a consortium of banks for a 9 billion euro ($12 billion) credit line for the next five years.
Monthly Archives: September 2013
Daimler reaches deal on 9 billion euro credit line with bank consortium
Bulgaria’s first international automotive conference – Bravo!
Bulgaria is stepping up efforts to win more auto industry investment and build on its success in attracting a new vehicle plant for China’s Great Wall Motors.
GM Refusing Transparency halts dealer-incentive programs in N.H.
General Motors has stopped running dealer-incentive programs in New Hampshire to subvert a new law requiring automakers to be transparent about the dealer incentive programs.
BMW’s stop-start feature is Broken
Stop-start systems have been praised as a quick way to boost fuel economy. But if the stop-start activation is balky or uncomfortable, the customer isn’t going to care how much fuel it saves.
French carmakers back German bid to delay EU carbon limits
Renault and PSA/Peugeot-Citroen have reversed their stance and now support delaying a 95 grams per km limit on average CO2 emissions for new cars in the EU, government officials and diplomats said.
