China will remain the primary driver of global production growth over the next four years, but the U.S. will remain the No. 2 vehicle producer in the world as North America continues to play a unique role in the automotive industry.
Category Archives: Motoring News
Is 2013 the Year of Turmoil in the Auto Industry
In Late October 2012, Ford announced the closing of its plants in Southampton and Dagenham. Combined the two closures will see 1400 jobs lost including logistics and support jobs.
Honda and Toyota top Warranty Direct engine reliability ratings
More findings by a Warranty Direct study indicate that if you want a car with the most-reliable engine, buy Japanese. Honda and Toyota proved to be the manufacturers with the most reliable power units in their study, while Mercedes-Benz upheld some German honour by taking the third best accolade.
DWP Benefit changes set to shrink Motability sales
Could Motability changes rupture the retail market? On 8 April, Europe’s largest fleet operator of new cars could face far-reaching changes.
Land Rover to announce 800 new jobs
Jaguar Land Rover has announced the creation of 800 at its Solihull factory. The company’s growth in production numbers is a reflection of booming global sales, and the new jobs are to support future growth plans.
