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25 April 2009Trulli takes F1 pole in Bahrain
Toyota duo Jarno Trulli and Timo Glock locked out the front row for the Bahrain Grand Prix in qualifying.
read moreInnovation behind Prodrive acceleration
The Oxfordshire-based motor sport and engineering group rides through the downturn with a record a £2.1m pre-tax profit and a 16 per cent increase in turnover
read moreInnovation behind Prodrive acceleration
The Oxfordshire-based motor sport and engineering group rides through the downturn with a record a £2.1m pre-tax profit and a 16 per cent increase in turnover
read moreValeo hit hard by car slump
Valeo, the French car equipment maker, reported worse than expected first-quarter results yesterday, as the global auto industry crisis savaged demand for car...
read moreUK car output plunges 57%
Car production in the UK fell 56.6 per cent year on year in the first quarter. John Reed, London Full story:...
read moreUK car output plunges 57%
Car production in the UK fell 56.6 per cent year on year in the first quarter. John Reed, London Full story:...
read moreValeo hit hard by car slump
Valeo, the French car equipment maker, reported worse than expected first-quarter results yesterday, as the global auto industry crisis savaged demand for car...
read moreChrysler and Canadian union in tentative deal
The tentative deal with the Canadian Auto Workers, which calls for concessions such as reductions in benefits and more flexible work practices, could help the US carmaker avoid a bankruptcy filing next week
read moreChrysler and Canadian union in tentative deal
The tentative deal with the Canadian Auto Workers, which calls for concessions such as reductions in benefits and more flexible work practices, could help the US carmaker avoid a bankruptcy filing next week
read moreChrysler creditors offer to slash debt
Chrysler's senior creditors have offered to slash the debt they are owed to $3.75bn, helping the carmaker inch closer to US Treasury demands
read moreChrysler creditors offer to slash debt
Chrysler's senior creditors have offered to slash the debt they are owed to $3.75bn, helping the carmaker inch closer to US Treasury demands
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