
Nissan has applied for permission to extend its factory at Sunderland in northeast England, already Britain’s largest car making plant, where it plans to produce a new premium compact car for its Infiniti brand starting in 2015.

Nissan has applied for permission to extend its factory at Sunderland in northeast England, already Britain’s largest car making plant, where it plans to produce a new premium compact car for its Infiniti brand starting in 2015.
Ferrari has unveiled a more powerful version of the 458 Italia called Speciale ahead of its public debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show.

The company, GM, announced Friday that it is recalling 300,000 of the compact cars because of an issue with power-assisted brakes.
I seem to be saying it a lot this year, but isn’t it amazing how landmark anniversaries of new car launches have a habit of making you look at certain cars in a new light. But really? The Mondeo is 20 years old? How did that happen?

TheStreet.com says “The thesis on Tesla Motors changed again. Now, the question for investors isn’t whether the electric-car manufacturer can be profitable, it’s just how profitable it can be.”