Bangkok braces for super-car show
Inspire Entertainment Co has spent Bt200 million on holding the "Bangkok Auto Salon 2012", a super-car show, in the hope of attracting more than half a million visitors.
Stung by first-car scheme, Proton
Malaysia-based carmaker Proton has tried hard to penetrate the Thai auto market after it failed to enter the government's first-car scheme.
Otobursa Show
The Otobursa Tumplek Blek has been held for the 13th year by the Otomotif Group, Indonesia's largest automotive publishing group.
I'nesia on the road to becoming Thailand's rival
Apart from Myanmar, the other Asean country that is being closely watched is Indonesia, due to its stronger role in regional politics and economics, as well as noticeable policy implementations.
Mazda sets high sales target for
Mazda Sales (Thailand) is projected to sell up to 60,000 units this year thanks to the launch of new models.
Roaring ahead
Mazda introduces the 1.6-litre 3 and a facelifted 2 version
How the pickup has evolved
Light trucks or pickup trucks were first introduced in Thailand by the US Army, which was stationed at various airports in the Kingdom.
Car output set to hit record 2 million units
Domestic car output is expected to reach 2 million units this year, an all-time record, mainly driven by the resumption of production by giant carmakers, according to the Federation of Thai Industries.
Economic growth expected to boost sales
Buoyant economic growth is expected to spur on the demand for vehicles in Thailand in May following the 20-per-cent increase in sales in the first four months.
Suzuki sets to boost sale by 50%
Thai Suzuki Motor Co Ltd expects its 2012 to increase by 50 per cent to 120,000 units, as the small auto-maker aims for a 6 per cent market share.





