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BMW fined for curbing Swiss sales
BMW is fined $163m for preventing sales of its cars to Swiss nationals outside Switzerland.
Fiat and Mazda in car alliance
Carmakers Fiat and Mazda announce they have formed an alliance to develop two-seater sports cars.
Nissan's Infiniti in China move
Nissan's upscale car brand Infiniti establishes new global headquarters in Hong Kong as it looks to increase car sales in China.
Automotive Technology
Around the World
UK Motor Industry
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Honda's 500 new staff begin work
Japanese car manufacturer Honda welcomes 500 new members of staff starting work at its Swindon plant.
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Insurance costs dip for drivers
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UK low emission car sales soaring
US Challenges
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Toyota US sales on the rise
Toyota's US sales rise 11.6% in April from a year earlier as it continues to regain market share in the world's biggest economy.
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Ford to invest $1.3bn in Mexico
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GM unveils record profit for 2011
European Hope
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Ford suffers European sales slump
US carmaker Ford reports lower quarterly profits following weak sales in Europe and higher tax charges.
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Audi buys Italian motorcycle firm
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Lada revival
Asian Challengers
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Honda profit recovers from floods
Japan's Honda Motor reports a jump in profits of 61%, as car and motorcycle sales recover from a year of disasters.
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Hyundai Motors profits rise 31%
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Honda in $560m China growth move
Watch/Listen
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Ford boss warns of job losses02:02
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VW profits expected to fall01:36
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Optimism in Midlands car industry02:42
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Cameron welcomes new Nissan jobs01:05
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GM board to decide factory closures02:12
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JLR searching for Chinese partner02:29
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'Nissan growing significantly'01:41
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Impact of euro crisis on Ford03:04
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Asia sales offset losses for Volvo01:10
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'Situation for GM Europe critical'02:01
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Nissan, GM push for electric cars02:04
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US car giants see sales rise01:55
Features & Analysis
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Avoiding hybrids
Mazda bets big on petrol and diesel
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Fast and frugal
Smaller engines drive petrol revival
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Look, no hands
How would driverless cars change motoring?
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Recovery in Detroit?
Detroit's turnaround unsettles the US's free-market instincts
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Jam tomorrow
Could congestion offer a road to economic growth?
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Foreign firm?
Volvo is Chinese owned, but cannot make cars there
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In pictures
The car is the star at the Beijing motor show
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Flat market, stiff competition
China's car market changes gear
Programmes
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HARDtalk
Another EU crisis may force finance leaders to find a solution says Britain's former chancellor
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More Or Less
Greeks may put in more hours than Germans, but who works the longest hours in the world?
Business Daily
Whose idea was this single currency anyway? An architect of the euro defends his creation.
Global Business
Peter Day talks with former Ikea CEO Anders Dahlvig.
