ANE DAILY: VW suspends quality chief, reports say; Ford names new Europe manufacturing boss

THE VW DIESEL CRISIS VW suspends quality chief in emissions cheat probe, reports say Volkswagen has suspended its head of quality control, Frank Tuch, in connection with the emissions scandal at the automaker, newspaper reports said. THE VW DIESEL CRISIS VW emissions file missing, German regional state says A file on VW's emissions scandal went missing earlier this month, the German state of Lower Saxony said. Lower Saxony is VW's second-biggest shareholder. Ford names new Europe manufacturing boss Ford promoted company veteran Linda Cash to lead its European manufacturing operations in a management reshuffle that will also see its European sales boss, Peter Fleet, become Asia Pacific head of sales and marketing. Porsche manipulation trial starts amid VW emissions scandal Two former executives of VW Group's major shareholder, Porsche SE - Wendelin Wiedeking and Holger Haerter - are scheduled to go on trial Thursday over their role in Porsche's failed attempt to take over VW in 2008. Ferrari raises $893 million pricing IPO shares at top of range Ferrari raised $893 million in its U.S. initial public offering, pricing the shares at the top end of the marketed range after strong investor demand. Parent Fiat Chrysler is selling a 9 percent stake in the brand and will distribute its remaining 80 percent stake to its own investors early next year. Toyota will recall 6.5 million vehicles for potential fire risk Daimler bows to pressure on new refrigerant BLOG: DOUGLAS A. BOLDUC How BMW helped Volvo choose it U.S. plant location Automotive News Europe's top 5 news stories of the week 1. VW made several defeat devices to cheat emissions tests, report says 2. How Andy Palmer is rebooting Aston Martin 3. VW ordered to recall 2.4 million cars in Germany with cheat software 4. VW hires Daimler's compliance chief to manage diesel scandal 5. VW suspends former diesel engine chief, report says