The Top 10 Automobile Brands of 2011
The Top 10 Automobile Brands of 2011
Ferraris Crash Mayhem: 10 Supercars Destroyed in £3m Japan Pile-Up (VIDEO)
A convoy of supercars, including eight Ferraris and a Lamborghini, were involved in one of the most expensive road crashes of all time in Japan.
Nissan to Offer Free Charging Stations to Boost EV Sales in Europe
Nissan Motor Corp Ltd, Japan’s second largest automotive company by volume, is planning to start 400 free charging stations across Europe by February 2012. As part of its plans to set up a European-wide Quick Charge (QC) network across prominent locations in Europe, the company is giving away the charging stations free of cost to the operators.
Thai Floods: Toyota, Ford and Honda Hit
Toyota Motor Corp has announced it will suspend production in North America on Saturday following a shortage of parts, the latest signs that the floods in Thailand have started to affect the giant automaker's global operations.
Mini to Increase Lineup With Help From New BMW Drivetrains
Mini is expected to increase its range of cars over the coming years, thanks to sharing a new front-wheel-drive platform with brand owner, BMW Group.
New Content Brings Spa, New Karts, Interior Views and More to Gran Turismo 5
Sony has answered the hopes and prayers of many Gran Turismo 5 fans, by bringing the infamous Spa Francorchamps circuit, as well as an in-door karting arena to the game.
Europe and Asian Markets Set for Worst Quarter Since 2008
The European stock index futures fell on Friday, putting shares on course to record their biggest quarterly decline since 2008 following the collapse of the Lehman Brothers.
Britney Spears announces tour with Enrique Iglesias, he later bails
On the same day she released her seventh album, "Femme Fatale," she appeared on "Good Morning America" and announced a summer co-headlining tour with Enrique Iglesias.