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Week in review: Carmakers’ show of force

Forecasters expect the industry to report higher global sales this year despite carmakers acting with caution over European production

Nissan and Renault expand Daimler tie-up

Nissan’s premium Infiniti brand to build vehicle based on Mercedes-Benz’s compact architecture, used in the new B Class

Ferrari on road to record sales this year

Italian sports car brand expects to produce 7,000 units, a confirmation that top-end cars are impervious to the markets turmoil

BMW uses carbon fibre in battle with rivals

The carmaker says the costly but lightweight material gives it an edge in the fight to maintain its lead in the German premium car segment

Honda readies ‘kei’ car assault

Group plans to boost output of very small vehicles and deploy its expertise in Europe and emerging markets

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