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Pirelli pioneers intelligent car tyre

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Milan - September 20th
2012
1. Medium shot, tilt down of a tyre mounted inside the las
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New vehicles unveiled at international motor show

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It's the biggest motoring event in the Philippines and Ford used the Manila International Auto Show to show off the new 2018 Mustang.

The iconic pony car now packs a...
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CEO to face Congress over safety concerns, but GM brand hanging tough despite recalls

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The Chief Executive Officer of General Motors, Mary Barra, will go before Congress for a second time on Wednesday, to address the issue of safety after the company recalled another 3 million...
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Toyota''s suspension of U.S. sales on an unprecedented scale to fix faulty gas pedals deals a blow to the automaker''s reputation for quality. AP''s Rich Matthews reports.

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HEADLINE:Toyota sales halt deals blow to image, earnings

CAPTION: Toyota''s suspension of U.S. sales on an unprecedented scale to fix faulty gas pedals deals a blow to the automaker''s reputation for quality....
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Toyota admitted design problems with the brakes in its prized Prius, adding to the catalog of woes for the world''s No. 1 automaker still reeling from a massive U.S. recall involving faulty gas pedals.

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HEADLINE: Toyota admits design problems with Prius brakes

CAPTION: Toyota admitted design problems with the brakes in its prized Prius, adding to the catalog of woes for the world''s No. 1 automaker still reeling...
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Toyota President Akio Toyoda told Congress and millions of American Toyota owners he was "deeply sorry" for deadly auto defects in many popular vehicle models, yet he drew blistering bipartisan criticism from angry lawmakers because his company had not done more to fix them.

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HEADLINE: Lawmakers blast Toyota chief despite apology

CAPTION: Toyota President Akio Toyoda told Congress and millions of American Toyota owners he was "deeply sorry" for deadly auto...
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Families of crash victims are reacting to the news that the U.S. government's auto safety watchdog says it will investigate whether General Motors acted quickly enough to recall 1.6 million older-model small cars. (Feb. 26)

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General Motors has recalled 1.6 million vehicles to fix faulty ignition switches linked to multiple fatal crashes.

The automaker issued an apology, saying its process to examine the problem was not robust...
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Vowing to correct GM culture and increase safety, CEO Mary Barra says the company is redoubling efforts to make change. (June 18)

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General Motor's CEO Mary Barra returns to Capitol Hill Wednesday, facing more questions about the delayed recall of older model small cars.

Barra tells reporters the company is already making "great cha
nge."
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As General Motors works towards resolving the recalled ignition issues in its vehicles, CEO Mary Barra was questioned on the company's response at a forum ahead of the New York International Auto Show. (April 15)

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As General Motors works toward resolving the recalled ignition issues in its vehicles, CEO Mary Barra was questioned on the company's at a forum ahead of the New York International Auto Show in New York on...
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Sales of General Motors vehicles are doing surprisingly well in the face of massive recalls that have affected nearly 18 million vehicles. (June 17)

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"It's clear that they've taken the words of CEO Mary Barra very seriously, to dig in and see what...
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The latest personal mobility device is being tested in Japan

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Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan - July 23, 2013

1. Wide of people riding "Winglet" (personal mobility robot) coming out of ele
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Toyota has issued a global recall of nearly six and a half million cars for a variety of problems spanning nearly 30 models. 1.8M vehicles in the U.S. are affected.(April 9)

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SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Caldwell, Auto Analyst, Edmunds.com

"I think the fact that there has been no reported deaths or injuries associated with this recall is encouraging. Automakers need to make these...
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In public, Toyota is running apologetic TV ads and vowing to win back customers'' trust. Behind the scenes, the besieged carmaker is trying to learn all it can about congressional investigations, maybe even steer them if it can. (Feb. 9)

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HEADLINE: Toyota seeks damage control, in public and private

CAPTION: In public, Toyota is running apologetic TV ads and vowing to win back customers'' trust. Behind the scenes, the besieged carmaker is...
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Sales of General Motors vehicles are doing suprisingly well in the face of massive recalls that have affected nearly 18 million vehicles. (June 17)

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SOUNDBITE (English) Jeff Bartlett, Consumer Reports

"It's clear that they've taken the words of CEO Mary Barra very seriously, to dig in and see what potential safety issues do exist with their current and...
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RR7217/1 YEAR 1972 USA: CAR SAFETY CUTS 1 OF 1

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In America, which owns more than half the world's cars, the road deaths total in 1970 exceeded 55,000 and most of the US research is concerned with protecting occupants in a...
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General Motors CEO Mary Barra says she has been interviewed as part of a federal probe into the company's ignition switch safety problem (June 9)

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General Motors CEO Mary Barra confirmed Tuesday that she has been interviewed by the Justice Department in its criminal probe of how the company handled a deadly ignition switch problem in older small cars.Barra told reporters the...
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VW expects to take 16.2B euro hit amid recalls

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German carmaker Volkswagen capped two grim days for the country’s auto industry by revealing its diesel emissions cheating cost it a chunky 16.2 billion Euros (18.2 billion US dollars) for 2015 alone.The revelation last September...
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AP EXCLUSIVE: Report details actor Tom Sizemore's role in set accident that left stuntman with fractures in his wrist and forearm, bone and tissue damage and 100 stitches in his forehead

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AP EXCLUSIVE: REPORT DETAILS SIZEMORE'S ROLE IN SET ACCIDENTOne minute, veteran stuntman Steve de Castro was playing dead during filming of the television series "Shooter" at a remote location north of Los Angeles. The next minute, de...
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Drivers of both vehicles to blame over US Tesla Autopilot crash

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An inattentive driver using his Tesla Model S's semiautonomous driving system and a truck driver who made a left-hand turn in front of the car are both to blame for a fatal crash last year, the National...
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Tesla factory's reopening draws mixed reactions

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Analysts say Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk's decision to reopen its California factory in defiance of local authorities is risky for employees, shareholders and the broader community. But some business owners are cheering the move, saying...
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Tesla factory's reopening draws mixed reactions

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Analysts say Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk's decision to reopen its California factory in defiance of local authorities is risky for employees, shareholders and the broader community. But some business owners are cheering the move, saying...
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A defiant Takata Corp. told U.S. lawmakers what it has said to NHSTA; the government's demand for a nationwide air bag recall isn't supported by evidence. The safety agency thinks Takata's driver air bag inflators are defective. (Dec. 3)

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A defiant Takata Corp. has told a U.S. safety agency that its demand for a nationwide air bag recall isn't supported by evidence. Wednesday, one of the company's top...