Geneva Auto Show

Mini Paceman, Coupe/Roadster may not be replaced

The Mini Coupe was ''poorly executed," an analyst says.

March 08, 2014 05:00 AM

GENEVA -- Mini may not replace its Coupe/Roadster and Paceman cars. Instead the BMW Group subsidiary will focus on three "pillar" models.

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GM promotes Duncan Aldred to president of North America

The automaker said Aldred’s appointment is effective immediately. He will report to Rory Harvey, GM’s president of global markets.

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GM promotes Duncan Aldred to president of North America

In the shadow of China’s military, Taiwan’s globally critical suppliers keep working

In the shadow of China’s military, Taiwan’s globally critical suppliers keep working

After years of stalling out, autonomous driving appears to be on the comeback trail

After years of stalling out, autonomous driving appears to be on the comeback trail

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Parts tariffs are now in effect. Here’s how they work

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