More COEs over next three months will keep prices down
Prospective car buyers can look forward to 7181 COEs a month in the three-month quota period from November, 3.9 percent more than now.
BMW Museum special exhibition on BMW Art Cars
The special exhibition in Munich features Art Cars #17 by Jeff Koons, #18 by Cao Fei and #19 by John Baldessari, along with the first four BMW Art Cars of Alexander Calder, Frank Stella, Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol.
Citroen Grand C4 Picasso is now the Citroen Grand C4 SpaceTourer
Citroen's Grand C4 Picasso seven-seater MPV has been re-introduced as the Citroen Grand C4 SpaceTourer, which has better standard equipment.
Honda NSX GT3 Evo to compete globally in 2019
NSX GT3 will receive series of upgrades which include improved bodywork and mechanical enhancements, all available as retrofit improvements to benefit customer teams across global motorsport championships.
COE prices mixed due to weak demand for new cars
COE prices ended mixed after yesterday's (October 17) tender due to persistent weak demand for new cars caused by a cautious economic outlook.
New GTS models join Porsche Panamera family
The Panamera GTS and Panamera GTS Sport Turismo offer a powerful performance from the 4-litre V8 biturbo engine, extra dynamic chassis systems including three-chamber air suspension, and their own unique design elements and equipment.
More COEs available from next month onwards
LTA said that there will be 10,046 COEs a month from November to January – up 8.9 percent from the current monthly supply of 9225.
Ford introduces Fiesta ST-Line Red Edition and Black Edition
The two new head-turning contrast colour schemes help Fiesta ST-Line customers in Europe to stand out from the supermini crowd.
Volvo Cars unveils its first solar energy installation in Belgium
The Swedish automaker has, for the first time, introduced solar energy into its global manufacturing operations, with the installation of 15,000 solar panels at its car factory in Ghent, Belgium.
Audi Mexico plant produces cars completely without wastewater
Audi is the world’s first premium manufacturer to produce automobiles completely free of wastewater, by using a new multi-stage water treatment process that saves 100,000 cubic metres of water each year during car production.