March 28, 2024
Nissan

Nissan Leaf EV sales aren’t brilliant

Nissan are pretty pleased with themselves these days, but life is not exactly the nicest thing on Earth so they have to face the music. Despite recent unveiling of the facelifted version of their Leaf EV today and announcing the plan to auction off a GT-R in a couple of days, some bad news is

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Gumpert

Gumpert announces new investor and safe finances

Gumpert is a relatively new supercar maker that wants to stand up on its own and which didn’t fall into the trap of compromising vital aspects of their products in order to please reviewers. The German supercar maker is only concerned with engineering their car in such a way that it blows the opposition’s doors

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Cadillac

2013 Cadillac ATS gallery and future plans

Now that Cadillac have send the new 2013 ATS sedan into production, the Americans seem to have gotten things in order and their planning attention turned to a new place. Designing, engineering, arranging production and all that lot for the 2013 Cadillac ATS had a pretty serious target in its sights. It’s usually the BMW

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Nissan

Nissan GTR in risk of being the last of its kind

There’s something easily described as trouble for a brand. It’s the finances. That’s what caused Nissan to move production of the Rogue crossover recently. But there’s something that could be trouble for a brand even if it actually ends up saving money. This is what can happen if these new rumors come true. There’s a

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Tesla

Tesla reports massive fourth quarter losses

Like the Americans at Tesla aren’t very good with time. It seems like they’ve been riddled with delays and cancellations since forever. Despite this, when it comes to financial announcements they seem to have quite a firm grasp on the idea of making things sound good. Just a day after they announced the enormous success

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Mini

Mini Countryman rally days are put on hold

Not everything coming from the news box these days is happy. You can console yourself with the season but you know it’s going to take more than that. These bad news come from the British are Mini, or rather the British at Prodrive. They handle the Mini Countryman rally project and they’ve got bad news

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Fisker

Fisker raises several millions of dollars, even before any deliveries

Fisker is clearly a company that knows luxury despite their startup status so knowing how to get hold of money is certainly no mystery to them. Their latest announcement however is totally surprising, especially since we haven’t heard a peep out of them since they told us about making a business plan for a new

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Saab

Saab’s future once again uncertain

The Swedish at Volvo got the ultimate wake up call and in the end they made their comeback. Sadly, not the same can be said of their co-nationals at Saab. Saab’s ability to handle their products, selling them and eventually making a profit isn’t likely to be used for examples in business colleges around the

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Chrysler

Chrysler hits profit, celebration at a later date

Remember that time about a couple of years ago when most of Detroit was on fire and everybody in America was out of money? Well actually, Detroit has been on fire for the last couple of decades and the focus back then was on how this town’s car makers were all bankrupt.

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Tesla

Tesla and their IPO results

Tesla Motors, the exclusive will start trading today on the NASDAQ Stock Market under the ticker of TSLA has already sold its shares and with quite a bit of a result. The company has already raised $226 million by selling shares above its forecast price range, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

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General Motors Opel

Opel Junior still on track

Despite GM’s issues with obtaining a loan from the German government, and in fact their decision to quit asking and go in alone after they were clearly rejected, Opel has an interesting announcement to make. Opel has announced that the Junior, their city car is still well under development and will be unaffected by the

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