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New car registrations in EU fall 10 per cent in first-quarter
By New Statesman - 17 April 11:44

Except for the UK, all major European car markets posted double-digit percentage declines.

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Toyota becomes largest vehicle manufacturer
By New Statesman - 28 January 8:39

Sells 9.75 million vehicles in 2012.

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Chinese industrials firms post double-digit profits
By New Statesman - 28 January 8:12

The economic rebound is expected to continue.

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Honda to cut 800 jobs
By Martha Gill - 11 January 11:03

"Sustained conditions of low demand in European markets".

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Nissan is moving production out of Japan. Photograph: Getty Images
Nissan to create "hundreds of jobs" in the UK
By Martha Gill - 19 December 11:05

Company invests £250m in Sunderland plant.

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Toyota gets a wopping fine. Photograph: Getty Images
Toyota just got fined $17.35 m over floor mats
By Martha Gill - 18 December 17:27

The auto-industry's top five biggest little mistakes.

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Rolls-Royce in talks over bribery allegations
By Martha Gill - 06 December 12:02

Serious Fraud Office investigates.

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Ford will be closing plants in Southampton and Dagenham next year
Hundreds of jobs are axed by Ford, and we're letting them get away with it
By Rowenna Davis - 08 November 11:51

Our current industrial strategy is allowing the company to undermine public trust.

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Power games: Toyota's fuel cell bus power supply system and the V2H.
Toyota develops a new hydrogen-powered fuel cell system
By New Statesman - 31 August 9:10

The Japanese car maker is working on ways to supply electricity from a fuel cell to a building’s existing wiring.

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Cars pile up in a scrapyard as they're replaced with newer models.
In times of struggle, the British buy cars
By Helen Robb - 30 August 15:26

It's not a rational response to economic hardship, but it is a British one.

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GM to invest $220m in two Ohio plants
By New Statesman - 24 August 6:26

The automaker will retain more than 5,000 jobs at its Parma and Lordstown plants.

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Off the road: a Range Rover in action. Credit: Getty Images
Jaguar Land Rover launches all-new SUV
By New Statesman - 17 August 14:01

The vehicle will be produced at Solihull.

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UK vehicle production up by a fifth in July
By New Statesman - 16 August 10:13

Car manufacturing rises for the 13th month in a row.

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Taxi and the city: the new Nissan NV200 cab.
Nissan unveils new London cab
By New Statesman - 07 August 7:32

The taxi will cut carbon dioxide emissions in half.

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Jaguar Land Rover, Photograph, Getty Images
Jaguar Land Rover to create 1,100 new jobs
By Helen Roxburgh - 25 July 8:55

Company to expand operation in Midlands.

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A Vauxhall employee works on the production line. Photograph: Getty Images.
Automotive for the people
By Chuka Umunna - 17 July 11:34

Once a symbol of all that was wrong with British industry, our car sector is today a source of pride.

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UK car insurance prices drop 7.1 per cent in the second quarter
By New Statesman - 16 July 7:13

But men are still paying £110 more than women on average.

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Riding high: the BMW-M135i three-door hatch.
BMW Group to invest a further £250m in its UK plants
By New Statesman - 09 July 7:14

The announcement brings BMW's total investment in its UK production network to £1.75bn since 2000.

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Employees at a Citroën production line. Credit: Getty Images
Peugeot Citroën's half-yearly sales tumble 13 per cent
By New Statesman - 06 July 11:33

The steepest drop was seen in the Italian market, which shrank by 21.5 per cent.

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Bridgestone's president, Shoshi Arakawa. Credit: Getty Images
Bridgestone to expand Polish tyre plant
By New Statesman - 06 July 10:56

The Japanese tyre manufacturer announces new investment of €120m.

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The Ford Fiesta was the best-selling model in June. Credit: Getty Images
New car registrations up 3.49 per cent in June
By New Statesman - 05 July 11:41

The vans and trucks market remains stable.

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Photograph: Getty Images
A fight to the death in the world of car dealership
By Fred Crawley - 29 June 15:28

Personal loans vs dealer finance.

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Toyota president Akio Toyoda (left) and BMW CEO Norbert Reithofer. Credit: Getty
BMW and Toyota strengthen collaboration
By New Statesman - 29 June 13:43

The companies will co-operate on fuel cells, R&D, electric drive trains and a sports car.

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The Jaguar Land Rover assembly plant at Halewood, Liverpool. Credit: Getty Image
UK produces 150,591 vehicles in May 2012
By New Statesman - 14 June 12:26

Achieves highest monthly car output since 2004.

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A view from a Street View car, via 9-eyes.com
Google Street View is the most audacious data-gathering project ever
By Alex Hern - 08 June 10:20
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The Vauxhall Corsa was the best-selling model in May. Photograph: Getty Images
New car registrations rise 7.9 per cent in May
By New Statesman - 08 June 9:55

Figures indicate a steady growth in demand from private buyers.

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Photograph: Getty Images
General Motors to save 2,100 jobs
By Martha Gill - 17 May 8:17

The company will keep its Ellesmere Port factory open if workers vote for pay deal.

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Photograph: Getty Images
A spring in the step of the Prancing Horse
By James Dallas - 11 May 15:38

Ferrari goes from strength to strength

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The all-electric Nissan Leaf. Credit: Getty Images
Nissan's quarterly profit leaps up by a third
By New Statesman - 11 May 9:10

The Japanese car maker posts $4.28bn full-year net profit after record sales.

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The UK driverless taxi.
Google's driverless cars
By Martha Gill - 08 May 13:06

The cars of the future, in, like, the '80s...

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