Carmakers call for sales help from Government
Carmakers are urging the UK Government to adopt radical, one-off stimulus measures to boost consumer confidence after another sharp drop in sales.

European auto industry calls on EU to help sustain changeover to low-emission car fleet
Brussels, 6 October 2008 - The European automobile manufacturers are deeply concerned about the evolving financial crisis and the consequent drop in c...

Car industry squares up to economic storm
The global car industry is gathering in Paris this week for its bi-annual jamboree that consists of a slew of press briefings, model launches and lavi...

FLA and RMIF agree Memorandum of Understanding
The Finance and Leasing Association (FLA) and the Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF) have agreed a Memorandum of Understanding on asset registrat...

Ford introduces four-day week as vehicle demand drops
Ford, one of Europe's biggest vehicle manufacturers, has cut back on production as the financial crisis engulfing the continent intensifies.

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