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U.S. will get compact Lexus hybrid after all

After long insisting that a compact car was not in Lexus' U.S.

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Mercedes plans U.S. small car, SUV

GM draws on global designers for new Corvette

Audi develops new A2; U.S. plans unclear

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Focus to get performance version

Countryman crossover gives Mini its 4th model

Mazda5 gets sleeker, more powerful

GM will make its own diesel control units

Porsche puts muscle into hybrid 918

Lexus targets younger drivers with CT 200h

BMW set to lease 700 electric 1 series to city drivers

Opel will build a new Agila without Suzuki

Ferrari aims for hybrid option in all models

Fiat unveils world's greenest gasoline engine

Malaysia's Proton to sell hybrid car in Europe

Ford plans performance version of Focus

Tata to bring electric Nano to Europe in 3 years

Peugeot aims at German premium brands with new styling

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• Mark Rechtin at the Geneva Auto Show
The venue may be European, but many of the vehicles are headed straight to the U.S. Automotive News West Coast Editor Mark Rechtin reports from the 2010 Geneva Auto Show during press preview days. ...

Auto Show Blogs

Paul McVeigh

What's Japanese for Schadenfreude?
The Germans have a word for taking pleasure in others' misfortune – Schadenfreude. ...

Pop star Timberlake makes Geneva debut for Audi
James Franey: Going green and small cars are the big buzzwords of this year's Geneva auto show ... ...

Chinese try again in Europe
Douglas A. Bolduc: When BYD's auto export boss Henry Li told the Geneva auto show that the fast-growing Chinese automaker will launch two cars – a full-electric... ...

'Two jobs' Zetsche says Bernhard isn't his new deputy
Paul McVeigh: Wolfgang Bernhard is not the crown prince at Daimler, according to Dieter Zetsche. ...

Introducing the Toyota Tiguan, ah, I mean RAV4
Douglas A. Bolduc: Back before problem pedals and balky brakes brought Toyota's president to tears, we in Europe started to see signs that the giant automaker was... ...

Volvo CEO mum on his future with Geely
Diana T. Kurylko: Stephen Odell, CEO of Volvo Car Corp. says it's going to be a tough year again, but "it just may be more fun" than 2009. ...

Volvo sale stalled: Should we be worried?
Jason Stein: No one's saying very much about the subject. But maybe that's the point. Ford Motor Co.'s sale of the Volvo brand to Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co. ...

Porsche's green surprise
Diana T. Kurylko: The Volkswagen Group welcomed Porsche as the newest member of its growing collection of brands by rolling out a surprise plug-in electric hybrid... ...