TOKYO: Toyota declared top-selling automaker keeping its edge over rivals Volkswagen and General Motors in first three quarters of the year.
Toyota Motor Corp. said Monday that it had sold 7.615 million vehicles around the world, up nearly 3 per cent from the previous year.
Volkswagen said earlier this month it sold 7.40 million vehicles for January-September, barely edging out General Motors Co. in the closely watched auto sales race, at 7.372 million.
ATHENS: The number of new and used vehicles put into circulation for the first time rose last month to 9,479,...
TOKYO: All Japanese imported vehicles entering New Zealand will be subject to greater scrutiny from today. The global Takata airbag...
WASHINGTON: Electric carmaker Tesla announced Sunday it was upgrading its Autopilot software to use more advanced radar technology. In a...
BEIJING: China's three automakers are in the fast lane with their own brand vehicles. Geely Auto, Chang'an Automobile, and Beijing...
