Archive: july 15, 2008

KTM bringing faster, harder X-Bow to Geneva in 2009

Filed under: Convertibles, Coupes
Click above for a high-res gallery of the KTM X-Bow.As previously reported, KTM plans to expand its offerings beyond the X-Bow, with the introduction of a duo of new city cars and a lightweight off-roader. But KTM isn't content with leaving the X-Bow alone. When the Geneva Motor Show rolls around next March, the newest entrant into the four-wheeled world will get a healthy boost in output courtesy of the Audi S3's 261 hp, 2.0-liter turbocharged FSI engine. According to Autocar, the more powerful model could be joined later by a new variant sporting a full windshield...

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Tags: GenevaMotorShow, KtmX-bow, geneva, geneva motor show, ktm, ktm x-bow, x-bow

Oct 16 KTM X-Bow captures GT4 Sports Light championship

Feb 14 Webasto bringing LigHT concept to Geneva

Apr 5 Wiesmann MF4 and MF5 roadsters to 2009 Geneva

Jun 25 Lighter, Stronger, Faster: Alfa CEO wants an 8C GTA

Feb 22 Geneva 2008: Jaguar XKR Portfolio 2009

Jan 24 2009 Acura TSX

May 23 New Saab 9-5 to be Revealed at the 2009 Geneva Show

Mar 4 Geneva 2008: M3 Cab takes the spotlight

Mar 4 Geneva 2008: Volkswagen Scirocco blows into Geneva

May 2 Pagani C9

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Jul 15 Volvo denies reported dealer cuts

Filed under: Ford, Volvo
A couple days back we received word from Automotive News that Volvo was looking to downsize its dealer body by 30 percent in an effort to cut costs. The Swedish automaker says that...

Jul 15 Obama calls GM a "sobering reminder" of U.S. economy woes

Filed under: Government/Legal, GM, Earnings/Financials
A quick glance at today's announcements from America's largest automaker is an easy indicator that the U.S. auto market, at the very least, is under...

Jul 15 Mercury dying: No updates planned past 2010

Filed under: Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Rumormill
There's further proof that Ford's planetary division could soon wave goodbye, according to Automotive News. While we've already reported on the apparent lack...

Jul 15 Lutz: No Beat for the U.S., smaller CUVs on the way, Insignia stalled

Filed under: Concept Cars, Economy, Sedans/Saloons, Plants/Manufacturing, Crossovers/CUVs, Chevrolet, GM, GMC, HUMMER, Pontiac, Saturn, Opel, Vauxhall
General Motor's car czar, Bob Lutz, sat down with the...

Jul 15 Volkswagen announces plans for factory in Chattanooga, Tenn.

Filed under: Sedans/Saloons, Plants/Manufacturing, Volkswagen
Volkswagen announced this morning that it would build a manufacturing plant in Chattanooga, Tenn. where it will build a vehicle specifically...

Jul 15 GM to cut 20% in overall white collar costs, cut truck production by over 300k

Filed under: Hybrids/Alternative, SUVs, Trucks/Pickups, Hirings/Firings/Layoffs, GM
GM CEO Rick Wagoner announced sweeping organizational challenges designed to cut costs by $15 billion by the end of 2009...

Jul 14 Russia now Europe's biggest automotive market

Filed under: Trends, Euro, Earnings/Financials
Russia has just passed Germany as Europe's largest market for new car sales -- for the first half of the year, at least. In fact, Russian consumers managed...

Jul 14 GM's Wagoner to elaborate on business plan tomorrow

Filed under: Etc., GM
General Motors honcho, Rick Wagoner, is holding a 9AM (EST) news conference tomorrow at which he will make an announcement (or announcements?) on what changes the automaker will make...

Jul 14 BMW 7 Series gets ballsy unveiling in Russia

Filed under: Sedans/Saloons, Etc., BMW
You would think a car company with BMW's brand recognition could roll out its redesigned flagship 7 Series covered in burlap at a mid-December reveal in Siberia with...