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India's leading car makers Maruti Suzuki and Tata Motors on Friday reported a drop in monthly sales, as rising vehicle prices, fuel costs and costlier auto loan rates hit consumer demand.

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DETROIT (Reuters) - Fewer cars on dealer lots and higher prices -- factors that led to disappointing U.S. auto sales in May -- look to hold June results in check.

RIYADH (Reuters Life!) - As Umm Ibrahim takes the wheel of her husband's white Hyundai, beads of sweat form beneath the black veil that covers her face and body.

India's largest passenger car maker Maruti Suzuki said Friday that an 11-day strike by 2,000 workers demanding recognition of a new union at a factory in the north of the country has ended.

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SRIPERUMBUDUR, India (Reuters) - The 500 workers at India's Dell factory, clad in blue uniforms and the occasional bright pink salwar kameez, are all Indian. Computers leaving the assembly line go to millions of newly affluent Indians feeding an explosion in consumer demand. But the boxes of component parts on the floor say "Made in China."

TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp forecast a larger-than-expected 35 percent fall in annual profit on Friday and warned that the strong yen was making it difficult to justify keeping production in Japan.

TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp forecast a larger-than-expected 35 percent fall in annual profit on Friday and warned that the strong yen was making it difficult to justify keeping production in Japan.

South Korea's top automaker Hyundai Motor said it was forced to halt production at one of its plants on Thursday as workers downed tools following the suicide of a colleague, a report said.

DETROIT (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co <F.N> is aiming to expand its presence in the fast-growing auto markets of India and China with an eye toward increasing the number of vehicles it sells per year by 50 percent by the middle of the decade.

India's largest passenger car maker Maruti Suzuki was Tuesday facing losses of at least $22 million, company sources said, as talks continued to end a strike at its factory in the north of the country.

Shares of India's leading car maker Maruti Suzuki India fell nearly two percent on Monday on news that production of cars had stopped at a factory due to a staff walk-out.

SEOUL (Reuters) - The president of Toyota Motors <7203.T> said on Saturday he expects the automaker to resume full production globally in November and its Japanese output is expected this month to recover to 90 percent of levels seen before a March earthquake.

SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's Kia Motors aims to boost its U.S. production capacity by one fifth next year, to meet soaring demand for new models such as the Optima sedan in the world's second-biggest auto market.

DETROIT (Reuters) - Car sales sputtered in May, slumping to levels that were much lower than expected as higher vehicle prices led consumers to put off purchases in the face of a weakening economy.

Toyota fell to the number four spot in US auto sales in May amid shortages following Japan's devastating earthquake and as rival Chrysler posted solid gains, manufacturers' data showed Wednesday.

Leading Indian carmaker Maruti Suzuki on Wednesday reported flattish growth in sales for May, with the pace slackening for the second month due to rising input costs, fuel hikes and costlier loans.

TOKYO/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Japanese auto sales fell by a third in May, the lowest total for the month since 1968, as car makers struggled to restart production after the earthquake and tsunami that roiled the country in March.

DETROIT (Reuters) - Higher car prices and a shortage of fuel-efficient vehicles likely threw a roadblock in the U.S. auto industry's recovery path in May, when the Japan crisis had its biggest impact on U.S. sales so far.