According to records of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), sales of four-wheeled vehicles went up from 167,055 units in 2011 to 184,248 units in 2012– an 11 percent increase. Rommel Gutierrez, Toyota vice president for corporate affairs, said …

Two cities on the state's eastern coast, Port Huron and Marysville, offer a unique glimpse into Michigan's greatest natural resource, its lakes and their charms, and the early days of the automotive industry, which continues to dominate the economy of …

TORONTO — Planes, trains, automobiles: chef Jean Pierre Guerin is intimately familiar with them all. The executive chef of the Rocky Mountaineer luxury train has worked around the world, including a Michelin-starred posting in Hong Kong, restaurants …

One of the oldest premium car importers in the region, AA&SA began its relationship with the BMW Group in 1986 when it became their exclusive importer in Kuwait. Over the years the company has expanded its reach in the luxury market with the opening of …

Audi, by Al Nabooda Automobiles (Dubai) and Ali & Sons (Abu Dhabi and Al Ain), another luxury carmaker, has also announced its annual Ramadan promotion, promising superior deals. Under the offer, customers purchasing an Audi before August 7, 2013, …

Cole said he took meticulous care to restore his automobiles as authentically as possible. That wasn't easy, considering the sheer number of high-end luxury items the vehicles employed. A dashboard lamp, a built-in air compressor and tire gauge …

AND THE first one now will later be last. It's a line from Bob Dylan's '60s anthem “The Times They Are A-Changin'. ” But it applies as well to a couple of hotshot hedge funders who prospered mightily due to prescient bets during the financial bust—and …

Shares in Chow Tai Fook jumped more than 10 per cent on Wednesday after the world's biggest jeweller reported soaring revenues from China's April gold rush. On Tuesday, the Hong Kong-listed company reported revenue growth of 63 per cent in the three …

The value of assets in gold-backed funds in India, the world's biggest consumer, fell for a third month in June as a bear market in bullion deepened. Holdings in exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, declined 9.2 percent to 96.1 billion rupees ($1.6 billion …