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Toyota Unveils Revolutionary Automotive Technology, Shapes Future
Toyota is unveiling a transformative array of automotive technologies with a vision to change the future of cars. Their commitment to the Toyota Mobility Concept focuses on electrification, intelligence, and diversification. Read on to learn more about this latest venture.
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VW's Bentley raises car sales target on new models: report
Volkswagen's ultra-luxury brand Bentley has raised its target for sales as the British carmaker plans to add models such as its first ever sport-utility vehicle, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported on Monday.
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Ford reboots touch-screen system with new Sync 3
Ford Motor Co (F.N) hopes to get a fresh start and erase bad memories for some owners when it launches the new version of its in-car, interactive touch-screen system next fall.
By Staff Reporter
Chrysler expands Takata passenger-side air bag recall in U.S.
The Chrysler logo is seen outside the Chrysler auto dealer in Broomfield, Colorado October 1, 2014. U.S.
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Mazda to recall 52,000 cars in Japan over Takata air bags
Mazda Motor Corp (7261.T) said on Friday it would recall 52,000 cars in Japan to investigate potential defects in Takata Corp (7312.T) air bags.
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Solid U.S. retail sales point to firming economic recovery
Jack Reed can see the recovery taking hold at his family's 109-year-old clothing store in Tupelo, Mississippi, with sales buoyed in part by the paychecks tied to a Toyota plant up the road and rising confidence that the jobs are here to stay.
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Exclusive: Aston Martin looks to raise funds for new models - sources
Aston Martin is preparing to raise funds to expand its range of models into new areas including crossover SUVs, two sources with knowledge of the matter said, as the loss-making sports car maker steps up its turnaround efforts under a new boss.
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Japan automakers add 550,000 cars to Takata air bag recalls
Three Japanese automakers will recall more than half a million cars globally to replace air bag inflators made by Takata Corp (7312.T), bringing the total tally of Takata-related recalls across all brands to around 20 million since 2008.
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