Suzuki Swift refreshes small hatch battle
Suzuki has introduced the new version of it’s B segment hatchback, the Swift. It’s always been a cracking car, but does the new one continue the trend? Miles Downard investigates.
Suzuki has introduced the new version of it’s B segment hatchback, the Swift. It’s always been a cracking car, but does the new one continue the trend? Miles Downard investigates.
Does GM’s departure suggest other multinationals will follow? SA’s Trade Minister Rob Davies doesn’t think so.
After giving the world the indefatigable and enterprising Elon Musk, South Africa is on the brink of letting loose another wunderkind, writes David Gemmell.
The US administration pledged Thursday to help clear the way for autonomous vehicles with an investment of $4 billion to fund research and testing projects.
The future automotive demand in Africa suggests significant growth opportunities on the continent that the industry considers the Final Automotive Frontier.
Ferrari’s IPO garnered a rich $10 billion valuation on Wall Street as shares were offered at $52 a share.
We hear a lot about American’s going green, but as this news piece shows, the average Joe still yearns for a gas-guzzler to get from A to B.
If the new car sales are representative of the performance of the UK economy there are further signs that confidence within the business sector is improving
Emerging markets such as Russia and Brazil have hit the skids in recent months, analysts said at the Paris motor show this week.
Ailing French automaker, PSA Peugeot Citroen, has made something of its turnaround plans as it posted a positive contribution from its core auto division for the first time in three years. The company’s plan to trim the model line-up, cut production, raise pricing and trim costs is well under way and producing results way ahead … Read more