I Name This New Car …?
Automology’s columnist, MAC, runs through some of the ridiculously named cars, then and now.
The Mighty Peugeot Lion Is Roaring Again in South East Asia
Automology’s columnist, MAC, ponders on the preference towards continental or Asian cars in Malaysia, with Peugeot leading the show.
Toyota’s Life after the BRICs
For the past few years, all the business talk has been about the BRICs as an emerging market force, powering industrial growth particularly for the world’s car manufacturers. Now, for the first time in a long time, it would appear that the BRICs have lost their lustre, if a recent report published by the renowned and esteemed worldwide consultancy firm Boston Consulting Group (BCG) is to be believed.
The Middle East Needs More Parts
The aftersales automotive industry in the GCC states may well achieve billions of dirhams because of the present trend in vehicle ownership.
Myanmar: Once Shunned, Now Shines
Now that Myanmar is gradually emerging from military oppression and opening up to foreign trade and investment, international businesses are rushing in feverishly, like a pack of wolves drawn to fresh meat.
Research Shows Americans Driving Less
In a recent study by Michael Sivak from the University of Michigan’s Transport Research Institute, the distance traveled by light duty vehicles in the US has decreased since peaking in 2006.