Michelin Announces Winners Of ‘Le Mans 2030’ Global Design Competition
The three winning designs, seven finalists and 10 honorable mentions were chosen from more than 1,600 registrants, representing 80 countries.
TI Automotive Introduces 39 New High-Performance Fuel Modules
TI Automotive fuel modules feature a high-performance fuel pump with filtration, level-sensing and storage with an OE-like fit similar to a traditional replacement module.
TI Automotive Adds 150 New Part Numbers To Its High Performance Catalog
Many of the new part numbers are designed for high-horsepower engines and feature the company’s award-winning Dual Channel Single Stage (DCSS) fuel pump technology.
Capture Your Need For Speed With Continental Tire
Continental Tire launches the “Capture Your Need For Speed” promotion in conjunction with the release of the “Need For Speed” movie.
Peterson Automotive Museum Quietly Sells Off Part Of Collection
The museum plans to sell a third of its 400 classic cars to finance a makeover of the museum, DailyNews.com reports.
Northwood’s 2011 International Auto Show to Focus on New Technology in Consumer Vehicles
The theme for this year’s largest outdoor new car Auto Show is “The Road to Innovation.”
Celebration of Automobiles Returning to IMS in May 2012
Classic cars from 1920 to 1970 to be featured May 10-13 as lead-in to 96th Indianapolis 500.
BorgWarner Finalizes Acquisition of Haldex Traction Systems
BorgWarner expands product portfolio with new technologies to accelerate global growth in all-wheel drive markets.
Carmakers Racing to Stay in Control
From International Herald Tribune Porsche’s decision to raise its stake in Volkswagen, along with DaimlerChrysler’s recent decision to seek bidders for Chrysler, reflect European automakers’ desire to control their own fates, rather than see them decided by less friendly acquirers. The two remaining U.S. automotive giants, General Motors and Ford Motor, would be wise to