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Germany: AUDI AG has issued the following news release: Ducati closes a challenging 2020 reinforcing the solidity that the Italian motorcycle manufacturer has demonstrated in the last years. Despite the [...]

Mar 25, 2015 (MarketLine Financial Deals Tracker via COMTEX) -- TTTech Computertechnik AG, an Austria-based provider of products that improve the safety and reliability of networked computer systems, has secured [...]

In a move to increase its market share and the number of models it manufactures, Audi AG plans to spend 7.3 billion euro on factory improvements, research, and product development through 2012. Audi's German plants in Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm will receive a combined 3.8 billion euro.

Byline: JEREMY CATO LOOKING AHEAD LE MANS, FRANCE -- Rupert Stadler, the economist who heads Audi's board of management, is not promising a repeat of Audi's handsome €3.2-billion ($5.1-billion) pre-tax [...]

The downturn in the global economy has affected the earnings of luxury car makers BMW AG, Daimler-Benz AG, and Audi AG, but they are better positioned to weather the financial crisis because of high cash reserves and low debt. Article discusses the companies' recently-reported earnings and sales, liquidity, incentives to buyers, new-product development, and prospects of recovery.

Byline: HERNDON, VA, Sep 19, 2013 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- VW Credit, Inc. (VCI), a subsidiary of Volkswagen Group of America, Inc., today announced that they will now offer retail [...]

CHICAGO _ The problem with station wagons has been well-documented: ugly, cumbersome machines to which you were sentenced when the family came along or the spouse came home with two […]

Audi AG posted a drop of 5.1% in its pretax profits for the 2002 year. The car maker posted 1.25 billion euros in pretax profits for the year.

Audi AG posted a decline in its earnings for the 2002 first-half. The car maker, which was hurt by increased costs, posted a 17% fall in pretax profits to 565 million euros for the period.

Audi AG says 1998 net profits were 26% higher than 1997 net profits, but fears that sales and profits may not rise in 1999. Audi's 1998 net profits were DM463 million, or US$258.2 million, up from DM367 million in 1997. Audi expects its worldwide vehicle sales will be 146,000 units in 1st quarter 1999, down 1.9% compared to 1st quarter 1998. Only US sales seem likely to grow in 1999, according to Audi Chairman Franz-Joseph Paefgen. Audi expects to sell about 4000 TT Coupes in the US in the first half of 1999.