China has renewed subsidies for private buyers of so-called new-energy vehicles — including electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids — for three more years, in part to fight air pollution.
Daily Archives: September 23, 2013
Japan’s carmakers adapt to win back lost European sales
Japanese automakers are taking steps to win back business in Europe, bringing out new cars with small fuel-efficient diesel engines and smart interiors.
PSA will continue building minicars with Toyota, report says
PSA/Peugeot-Citroen will continue to collaborate with Toyota in the minicar segment in Europe, PSA CEO Philippe Varin told a German car magazine, ending speculation that PSA’s tie-up with General Motors had put the cooperation at risk.
N.J. auto dealers say No to Sunday Sales
In late June, Wayne DeAngelo, a Democratic assemblyman, introduced a bill that would allow dealerships to sell vehicles on Sundays, says Jim Appleton, president of the New Jersey Coalition of Automotive Retailers in Trenton.
1967 Triumph TR5 makes £28K at Barons
A 1967 Triumph TR5 sold for an impressive and above-estimate £28,000 at Barons auction’s 17 September sale.
