Jaguar Land Rover near collapse?
JLR and Tata warn the British Government: no loan guarantee, no guarantee of existence.
US Mail: The beginning of the end?
Wheels US correspondent John Lamm sits on the sidelines as Chrysler's fight reaches its final minutes ...
Sleeping satellites
It's official - Porsche and Volkswagen emerge from merger talks with a united plan.
Ford says Tata to Jaguar and Land Rover
The Americans are ready to sell, and it's an Indian company that leads the bidding war for the two famous British marques.
Bleeding dealerships and death threats
The latest update in the Chrysler bankruptcy saga.
Billion dollar blow for Holden as GM confirms Pontiac to be axed
Holden-built G8 a casualty as Pontiac heads towards the knackery.
GM euthanises Pontiac brand
Pontiac falls victim to GM re-oganisation. Repercussions for Holden?
Chrysler poised for imminent bankruptcy filing
US Treasury pushing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for troubled Detroit car maker, but Fiat - itself operating in the red - is happy to complete planned alliance.
Dollar dazzlers
GM's CFO admits the company won't make its June 1 repayment deadline, and will take its chances with its debtors instead, while Ford is offering dealerships for a dollar.
Karmann gone
Long-time coachbuilder Karmann files for insolvency.
BUZZ: GM in 'intense' preparations for bankruptcy
A source close to GM says the carmaker is preparing to file for the big B.
More good news from Ford: debt down by US$9.9 Billion
There's still a long way to go for the Blue Oval, but restructuring initiatives will reduce its overall debt by 28 percent.
Less pay, but jobs stay at Holden Oz
Holden has decreased its production to a single shift, but says it has done so to protect its Elizabeth plant and retain its employees.
Sube kicks on with big March
What downturn? Rex and Forester cut fine figures in latest sales results.
US MAIL: Detroit's dramas continue ...
Days of our Lives - eat your heart out. Wheels US correspondent John Lamm is on the edge of his seat as the drama unfolds in front of a damning global audience.
Not good enough: US Government rejects GM and Chrysler viability plans
UPDATED: Wagoner walks away with US$20 million while his company is left with another 60 days of conditional life support; Chrysler told to band with Fiat, or fail.
Benz boss parks the crystal ball
Uncertain year ahead but von Sanden remains positive in the face of the economy.
BUZZ: Wagoner steps down
GM's Chariman and CEO is the latest victim of the Motown meltdown, as the US President demands his resignation before more money is lent.
Ford recalls all nat-atmo Territory SUVs
A brake hose problem has led Ford Australia to voluntarily recall all non-turbocharged MkI Territory models ...
Toyota City in ruins
Inhabitants of Toyota's home town struggle for work as automotive boom is replaced with economic gloom.
Toyota halves production, shuts manufacturing plants
Expecting its first official operating loss in six decades, the automotive superpower has slashed production in Japan and America.
Big cuts for BMW fat cats
The Bavarian carmaker is feeling the economic pinch, and warn employees that job and salary cuts are on the horison.
Meltdown in Motown
It was once the engine room of America and the car-building capital of the world. Now Detroit is in danger of stalling ... permanently. How did it come to this and what will become of the Big Three?
Penny pinching
Opel dealers may top up GM's empty piggy-bank to keep the wheels rolling.