by Samuel Shen and Pete Sweeney
Japan’s Toyota, Honda and Nissan became the latest foreign carmakers to respond to China’s anti-monopoly investigation into the auto industry, as the probe’s impact extends beyond foreign luxury auto brands.
Japanese car makers cut parts prices in China after anti-monopoly probe
VW recalls 189,000 SUVs in North America for potential stalling
by Ben Klayman
Volkswagen AG said on Saturday it is recalling 189,490 Tiguan small sport utility vehicles in North America for potential stalling issues.
Nissan 370Z successor to be called Z35, will use Mercedes-Benz engines and an electric motor
Nissan 370Z has been in production since 2009 and despite a recent facelift there is a strong need for a replacement.
Bentley four-door coupe digitally imagined by RM Design
Bentley’s model line-up will soon expand to four models with the addition of a new luxury SUV set to debut in 2016.
VW expands Chrysler-built minivan recall over ignition switches
by Ben Klayman
Volkswagen AG is more than doubling a three-year-old recall of its Chrysler-built Routan minivans that have ignition switches that can be knocked into the accessory position and shut off the engine, according to documents filed with U.S. safety regulators.
