Monthly Archives: August 2013

Faurecia helps improve new Renault Clio’s pedestrian protection

Faurecia helps improve new Renault Clio's pedestrian protection

Faurecia helps improve the pedestrian protection in the new Renault Clio. The subcompact has Faurecia’s front end module, which has no protruding edges that can cause injuries to people in the event of a collision.

Ginetta G55 GT3 race car gets hit by a flying door

Motorsports is not safe. As everyone knows.

Daimler and BMW bullish on car-sharing

Daimler's Car2Go business is profitable in Hamburg, Germany

Daimler says its car-sharing program is already profitable in multiple cities and BMW expects its scheme to start making money this year.

U.S. auto repossession rate dropped to new lows in Q2

U.S. auto repossession rate dropped to new lows in Q2

Car buyers in the United States got better at keeping current with their loan payments in the second quarter, a report today by Experian Automotive said.

Mileage Boosting products Give Second Wind to Car-Parts Makers

Mileage Boosting products Give Second Wind to Car-Parts Makers

The pressure on big auto makers to squeeze more miles out of a gallon of gas is powering a surge in profit at U.S. auto-parts makers.