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The eurozoneANALYSIS: 'Flat is the new up' for Western Europe

By: Dave Leggett | 18 June 2013

As the latest monthly car sales numbers appear to confirm a bleak prognosis for Western Europe's car market, a new study suggests that flat market conditions will persist for some time to come. Dave Leggett reviews the underlying issues for Europe's auto industry in the context of global automotive market trends.

"Switch over from the Superbowl, the boss has brought some journalists in." Screens glow at an OnStar HQ in Detroit. These guys can find you and help almost anywhere in the US.THE WEEK THAT WAS: After the automated distraction, the automated help call

By: Graeme Roberts | 14 June 2013

Watched a clip from a US TV network last night about some new research into the question vexing many regulators over there, especially as far as younger drivers are concerned, driver distraction.

COMMENT: Hyundai looking for love

By: Tony Lewis | 14 June 2013

The old adage ‘win on Sunday, sell on Monday’ attributed to Ford’s return to racing in the US in the early 1950s* has been given a new twist by Hyundai. The company doesn’t want to be the world’s biggest car brand, but it does want to be the most loved.

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By: Glenn Brooks
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Friday's US$39.7m missed payment on debt issued to fund pensions has made Detroit the most populous US city to default since Cleveland 35 years ago.

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