The German sportscar company has taken the can opener to its flagship 911 Turbo with two new super-fast soft-top models.
Monthly Archives: September 2013
Automakers’ lending practices probed by U.S. agencies for bias
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Department of Justice are examining the lending operations of major auto manufacturers for possible discrimination in lending, according to regulatory filings and three people briefed on the inquiry.
UFO for sale on eBay – Not Really
It’s not quite an unidentified flying object, but one car for sale on eBay this week could easily be mistaken as something from another world.
Confucius is Confused by China
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.
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.
