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Almost 50,000 workers are due to join the strike, the first major stoppage at GM since 2007.
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General Motors auto workers strike in US
Almost 50,000 workers are due to join the strike, the first major stoppage at GM since 2007.
Car group boss calls no-deal Brexit a train crash
The company that owns Vauxhall says it will halt UK investment while the Brexit outcome remains uncertain.
Nissan boss to step down amid pay scandal
Hiroto Saikawa faced fresh leadership scrutiny after saying he was overpaid as part of a bonus scheme.
New cars 'can be broken into in 10 seconds'
What Car? magazine experts say the latest models with keyless entry systems can easily be hijacked.
Vauxhall owner 'could move Astra production from UK'
The move would probably lead to the closure of the site, the FT says, threatening 1,000 jobs.
Nissan to cut 12,500 jobs worldwide
It is unclear where the cuts will fall, but unions are hopeful the Sunderland plant will not be affected.
Volvo recalls 70,000 cars over fire risk
The car maker says a plastic engine part can in "very rare cases" melt and cause a fire.
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General Motors auto workers strike in US
Almost 50,000 workers are due to join the strike, the first major stoppage at GM since 2007.
Car group boss calls no-deal Brexit a train crash
The company that owns Vauxhall says it will halt UK investment while the Brexit outcome remains uncertain.
Nissan boss to step down amid pay scandal
Hiroto Saikawa faced fresh leadership scrutiny after saying he was overpaid as part of a bonus scheme.
New cars 'can be broken into in 10 seconds'
What Car? magazine experts say the latest models with keyless entry systems can easily be hijacked.
Vauxhall owner 'could move Astra production from UK'
The move would probably lead to the closure of the site, the FT says, threatening 1,000 jobs.
Nissan to cut 12,500 jobs worldwide
It is unclear where the cuts will fall, but unions are hopeful the Sunderland plant will not be affected.
Volvo recalls 70,000 cars over fire risk
The car maker says a plastic engine part can in "very rare cases" melt and cause a fire.
Car group boss calls no-deal Brexit a train crash
The company that owns Vauxhall says it will halt UK investment while the Brexit outcome remains uncertain.
Nissan boss to step down amid pay scandal
Hiroto Saikawa faced fresh leadership scrutiny after saying he was overpaid as part of a bonus scheme.
New cars 'can be broken into in 10 seconds'
What Car? magazine experts say the latest models with keyless entry systems can easily be hijacked.
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Almost 50,000 workers are due to join the strike, the first major stoppage at GM since 2007.
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Theo Leggett
Business correspondent, BBC News
The BBC's Theo Leggett reports from a cavernous display of delights at the Frankfurt Motor Show.
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The Frankfurt Motor Show is taking place and the BBC's Theo Leggett has been speaking to car industry bosses about a number of issues, including Brexit.
He explained on Radio 5 Live's Wake Up To Money that Jaguar Land Rover's Ralf Speth has been telling him about the important of fast movement of goods after Brexit.
"In order to produce vehicles we need in the UK between 30 and 25 millions parts a day, delivered on time, in order to assemble a vehicle. and it if's guaranteed we have a frctionless trade ...then we can continue production.
"But if we don't have the parts we need we will not produce the vehicle. And that will be an issue not only for us but also for the smaller suppliers".
A continuing slowdown in one of the economy's biggest sectors is sparking fears of job losses.
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Theo Leggett
Business correspondent, BBC News
The company that owns Vauxhall says it will halt UK investment while the Brexit outcome remains uncertain.
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