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(June 30, 2011) The order books for the new Volkswagen Golf Cabriolet, which is back after a nine-year absence, have been opened in the UK and Europe. Prices for the new model range from £20,720 ($33,152) to £26,595 ($42,550). The new drop top will not be sold in the U.S.
(June 29, 2011) LIVONIA, Mich. (PRNewswire) — TRW Automotive Holdings, a global developer of active and passive safety, today unveiled a folding steering wheel concept which retracts into the dashboard to improve driver comfort getting in and out of a vehicle.
(June 29, 2011) BRENTWOOD, UK — Since the introduction of the 1.6-liter turbocharged EcoBoost engine in late 2010, Ford’s Bridgend Engine Plant in the UK has been working flat out to meet customer demand.
(June 29, 2011) TORRANCE, Calif. — Toyota today announced that it will conduct a voluntary safety recall involving approximately 45,500 Highlander Hybrid and 36,700 Lexus RX 400h vehicles from model years 2006 and 2007 sold in the U.S.
(June 28, 2011) The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) today awarded the 2011 Infiniti EX35 small crossover vehicle a “Top Safety Pick” rating. The rating is given to vehicles that achieve the Institute’s highest rating of “Good” in front, rear and side impact protection, are equipped with electronic stability control, and earn a good rating in roof strength.
(June 28, 2011) TORRANCE, Calif. — Scion announced today that its first release series for the second generation tC sports coupe, the 2012 tC Release Series 7.0 (tC RS 7.0), will be available at dealer showrooms this summer. Scion also said that the 2012 tC sports coupe will come standard with a new Pioneer audio system that features Bluetooth hands-free, Bluetooth streaming audio and HD Radio technology.
(June 28, 2011) Nissan today reported that despite the after affects of the March earthquake in Japan and a steep falloff in Japanese sales, global sales increased 6.3 percent year-on-year to 344,934 units, marking an all-time record for May.