Suzuki Motor Corporation has announced it will enter the competitive Mexican automobile market in October of this year.  The opportunity arises following the conclusion of the Economic Partnership Agreement between Mexico and Japan in April 2005.

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Fuji Heavy Industries, the maker of Subaru automobiles, has released details of two innovative experimental engine technologies.
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A BMW powered by hydrogen small enough to race around a lounge room has been built by technology students in Germany.

The revved up racer is an authentic replica of the hydrogen-powered BMW that set nine speed records last year, including exceeding speeds of 300 km/h.

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Two wheels at the front and one wheel at the rear. Or the other way around? Shannons are offering micro-vehicle enthusiasts the choice at their Sydney Winter Auction on Monday (July 18).
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Exceptional sales for the month of June 2005, has given Suzuki every reason to celebrate.

Whilst much of the sales success can be attributed to the popular light passenger car, the Suzuki Swift, retail sales of other Suzuki models have also been strong, including the APV Commercial Van launched on 24th June 2005.

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A two day testing session has confirmed the speed and capabilities of the all new Suzuki Swift Super 1600.

The testing of the vehicle is in preparation for its debut at the Rally Finland as part of the Junior World Rally Championship (JWRC) in August this year.

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The 5 millionth Peugeot 206 built since its launch in late 1998, recently rolled off the production line in Mulhouse, France.
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The British MG Rover group may soon be no more, the company has ceased manufacture of their MG and Rover cars while they are placed in administration facing huge losses. The MG Rover Group are the last British owned volume car manufacture to produce cars in the UK to close.
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TMCA announced today that it will wind down the Daihatsu vehicle sales arm of its Australian operations. The decision takes effect from Friday 31 March 2006.
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Dr Evil’s clone will get a good dose of the smarts next week when he arrives in Sydney for a top-secret promotion.
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