Driven by Tim Birkin and Woolf Barnato, the chairman of Bentley Motors, and painted in British Racing Green, it won the gruelling 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1929, with other factory Bentleys finishing second, third and fourth. The following year, Old …

Kevin Rose, Bentley's board member for sales, marketing and aftersales, said: "We continue to expand our position as the world's most sought after luxury car brand in what remains a challenging sector. "Success in our established key markets, like the …

Despite measuring 2ft (60cm) in length, the car is faster than some of the world's most covetable supercars, including the Aston Martin V12 Vanquish and Bentley's Continental Flying Spur – which certainly have speedy-sounding names – but have top …

Brazil is the world's fourth-largest auto market and has long been a source of cash for automakers such as Italy's Fiat SpA, Germany's Volkswagen AG and U.S.-based General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co. Fiat remained Brazil's top seller of cars and light …

Results were both predictable and surprising: Vehicles produced by General Motors ranked as eight of the Top 10 most-American models, and cars produced by the traditional Big Three took the top 32 positions among the 318 models ranked. Vehicles like …

Before taking the helm with Bentley, Chang worked with a number of firms including Inchcape Plc and Jebsen Group. Chang earned his degree from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and has over two decades of experience in the automotive industry.

There was growth in every region, with the US reinforcing its number one position, as well as claimed "outstanding" sales in the Middle East, China and Europe. Sales, marketing and aftersales chief, Kevin Rose, said: "We continue to expand our position …

The group has marquee clients, including Jaguar Land Rover, Ford, Tesla, GM, Volkswagen, Bentley and Nissan, in the global market, and players such as Bajaj, Honda, Yamaha, Hero, Royal Enfield, Mahindra and Tata Motors in the domestic market.

(CNN) — General Motors is under fire following its delayed decision to recall 2.6 million cars over a faulty ignition switch. The automotive giant's CEO says she is "deeply sorry" for 13 deaths caused by the defect. In isolation that's bad enough. But …