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Volkswagen, Peugeot and Fiat affirm 2008 financial forecasts
Three of Europe's largest carmakers affirmed their 2008 earnings forecasts Wednesday as they reported solid increases in first-half profit, sparking a rally in the European auto sector.
Volkswagen Earnings Defy Industry Gloom
Volkswagen on July 23 provided more confirmation that emerging markets are propping up the European car industry.
Wes Raynal--My Ford wish list: Wednesday, July 23,2008
On Thursday, Ford is expected to announce its financial results for the second quarter.
More details on VW's design renaissance
Posted Jul 23rd 2008 7:57AM by Jonathon Ramsey Filed under: Euro , Volkswagen It seems Volkswagen has breathed a collective "Oops!", and is now working to turn its design ship around.
Volkswagen Q2 operating profit seen slightly higher
Volkswagen, the world's fourth-largest carmaker, is expected to report a slight rise in Q2 earnings and reaffirm its guidance for an unspecified improvement in results this year.
`Cars are about driving, not just price`
Europe's biggest car maker, Volkswagen, is a relatively new entrant in India but that has not curbed its ambition.
Surging Demand From Brazil, China Help Boost Volkswagen Sales 2.4% in June
Volkswagen AG, Europe's largest automaker, said sales gained 2.4 percent last month on strong demand from China and Brazil.
VW Research Chief Predicts 10% Market Share for EVs Will Take 20-25 Years
Electric vehicles will not secure a major market share for decades due to limitations of battery technology, said Prof.
VW Researcher Pours Cold Water on Electric Car Dream
Volkswagen's top researcher warned Saturday, July 19 that pure electric cars would not became a major product for decades, because they continue to be thwarted by battery technology.
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China's Geely Has Global Auto Ambitions
As a boy growing up in rural China, Li Shufu was fascinated by cars. The son of rice farmers in the southeastern province of Zhejiang, Li started making model autos when he was only 8 years old.
The Scirocco Story - Two Generations of the Volkswagen Sport Coup
July 17, 2008: With the market launch of the new Scirocco just round the corner, Volkswagen Aktiengesellschaft's Corporate History Department is presenting the story of a model with a difference in a new book ...
VW picks Chattanooga for U.S. plant
Volkswagen has chosen Chattanooga, Tennessee, as the site of its new $1 billion North American production plant.
Michigan loses out on $1 billion VW plant
Volkswagen AG chose Chattanooga, Tenn., as the site of its U.S. factory Tuesday, passing over bids by Alabama and Michigan for the $1-billion project.
Van-tastic Season For Volkswagen Caddy Racing
The award-winning Volkswagen Caddy van is a popular sight on our roads, but it's also delivering great results in a more unusual location - the race track.
Jetta TDI = hotcakes, Tiguan, not so much
Despite the fact that Volkswagen's 2009 Jetta TDI sedan and Sportwagen cost more and have yet to get here, plus fuel prices in the five-dollar range, customer desire for the sparkless VeeDubs is running high.
Volkswagen mulls South for next auto plant
If Volkswagen decides to build its U.S. assembly plant in the South, the German company will join other foreign automakers that are turning the region into a hotbed of car manufacturing.
World's First Drive of the Mitsubishi Sportback Ralliart
The European obsession with sport hatches stretches back at least 30 years to the original Volkswagen Golf GTi.
The Audi TTS has enthusiast credentials. Sooner or later, we're going to have to stop making hairdresser jokes about the Audi TT.
They may share a lot of parts, but the Kia c'eed and the Hyundai i30 do have their differences, says David Wilkins Saturday, 12 July 2008 Jonathan Hollins, 39.