Breakdown: Holden's $2 billion in funding
Holden’s decision to cut 500 jobs has seen it make headlines around the world – with many outlets focusing strongly on the brand’s hefty government funding.
Holden axes 500 jobs
Just two months from the launch of its new VF Commodore, Holden will cut 500 jobs from its plants in South Australia and Victoria.
Ferrari profits soar thanks to three of its top models
Ferrari has recorded a significant increase in both profits and sales thanks to three of its top models
Saab sold - to Koenigsegg!
Saab stays in Swedish hands.
US Mail - Trainer wheels
Wheels US correspondent John Lamm updates us on the latest mishaps and money problems in Motown.
Heir to a shaky throne
Toyota CEO takes massive 30 percent paycut, predicts another two-years of financial loss.
The resurrection of Chrysler
Forty two days. That's how long it took to bring bankrupt Chrysler back from the brink ...
The many GMs of General Motors
The new New GM chairman is former AT&T chief Edward Whitacre, Jr.
US Mail: The consequences of GM's actions
From faultlines to full 'quake: Wheels' US correspondent John Lamm analyses the aftermath of the General Motors collapse.
Saab saved by fellow Swede?
Saab may be bought out by fellow automaker and supercar company Koenigsegg.
The calm after the storm
Holden's American-born boss steps up to the plate swinging at the official Holden media briefing at Fisherman's Bend this morning. Wheels' Bruce Newton reports.
Holden stands alone
It's business as usual for Holden, despite its parent company going under.
Broke and broken
GM files for bankruptcy protection with an unmovable deficit of $US172.8 billion in debts. The Official GM statement
Fiat gets Chrysler, while Opel goes to pieces
Much of the spotlight has been on the GM restructuring but meanwhile Fiat has dipped out on Opel. Large chunks have gone to parts supplier Magna and to a Russian company, while Fiat focuses on Chrysler.
Ford left out in the cold?
Ford fears it may be forgotten in the US government's grand plans to resurrect its car industry
Suzuki bucks the trend
Finishes in the black again, like it has every year since 1950.
The General's last stand
Angry bondholders may have finally fired GM straight into Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy book, as the Obama administration and GM boss Fritz Henderson prepare to address the media tomorrow.
Two recalls for Pontiac G8
More bad news for Holden fans, with the now-defunct Commodore collaboration suffering a recall.
SsangYong finds a lifeline
The Korean carmaker has kept liquidators at bay with promisees of a full company restructure and new eco-friendly models.
Shrink wrap
Nissan recalls over 360,000 first-gen Murano SUVs in the USA due to shrinking intake ducts.
He's no kidder ...
Chrysler has appointed C. Robert Kidder as the new chair of Chrysler Group.
Cash for clunkers
Audi Australia boss calls for incentives to scrap old cars to aid the car industry, road safety and the environment.
Audi swims against the tide
Audi continues to sell up a storm, but it won't catch BMW. This year ...
Toyota forecasting A$11.3 billion loss
Wrong products for the times and no quick return to the black for the world's number one car manufacturer.