Showing posts with label Think. Show all posts
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Friday, January 21, 2011

Report: Top Think NA exec steps down

According to Automotive News, Think North America Vice President Richard Canny who left the company. Canny has officially announced his position with the electric-vehicle manufacturer and is part way with his former employer at the end of this month to pursue "a new adventure and challenge."In addition, cryptic statement, indicating there is little, why would the former Ford executive contribute to the company to be rescued the automaker from near ruin. Canny Think helped ignite the start of the European production in Finland, newly-European sales organization and led to acquire the EV manufacturers and renovate a facility in Elkhart, Indiana including art pieces.

In speaking with Automotive News, Canny said that he had a number of other ways it has open, but now he wants some time with the family in Australia. He has earlier as the global head of strategic planning for Ford, president of Ford South America, President of Ford Argentina and the Managing Director of Ford Malaysia served.

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Report: 2012 Honda Civic coming in April, all variants to launch in quick succession



A Civic for everyone. This was Soichiro Honda's motto when rolling out of the original Civic, and it is one to which wants to keep his company with the launch of the next generation model. If the all-new 2012 Civic will be launched in April, Honda will roll out a range of body configurations and propulsion systems within weeks of each other, rather than months to get between the debut from one model to another.

Among these variations, we can expect both a sedan and a coupe, with multiple conventional petrol engines on offer - including natural gas and hybrid versions - as well as the sporty Civic Si.

The new Civic, recently at the Detroit Auto Show preview, was scheduled to debut in 2009. But if the world economy started going south, Honda sent the design back to the drawing board for an almost complete overhaul before it ever saw the light of day. The result is expected to be much larger than the current model, even if the exterior design is not changed all that much.