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Draft legislation from House Republicans would prevent US states and cities from setting their own autonomous vehicle standards, shifting regulatory power to the federal government.
Lamborghini’s former chief test driver Valentino Balboni revisits a unique 1986 Countach Quattrovalvole once owned by ex-CEO Patrick Mimran, highlighting rare features and personal memories.
Fiat 500L, Mitsubishi Mirage and Jeep Compass are among the models flagged by Consumer Reports for poor scores in reliability, safety or owner satisfaction.
Waymo has ended testing with its distinctive Firefly self-driving pods, shifting all autonomous development to modified Chrysler Pacifica Hybrids.
Jenson Button has revealed that many Formula 1 drivers would prefer a return to the V10 engines, despite the sport's ongoing shift towards greener technology.
BMW has officially announced the high-performance M8 and track-focused M8 GTE, previewing both alongside a camouflaged 8 Series prototype as the new flagship nears production.
Japanese tuner Liberty Walk has given the previous-generation Mercedes-AMG C63 Coupe a dramatic widebody kit, with prices starting at $12,870 for the fibre-reinforced plastic version.
Renault gave the first public outing to its next-generation Megane RS during the Monaco Grand Prix weekend, with F1 driver Nico Hülkenberg taking the camouflaged prototype for a lap.
Jaguar’s Special Vehicle Operations has created its most powerful road car yet, with the limited-run XE SV Project 8 delivering 600hp from a supercharged V8.
Chinese group Zhejiang Geely Holding has acquired a 49.9% stake in Proton and full ownership of Lotus Cars, marking a major shift for the British sports car maker.
BMW has introduced the M3 Pure Edition exclusively for Australia, offering the Competition Package as standard and a lower entry price than the regular M3.
One of only 20 Centenario coupes, Lamborghini’s carbon-heavy tribute to Ferruccio Lamborghini, has found a home in Hong Kong after its debut at Geneva in 2016.
Anthony Foxx says the government will take a more forceful approach after Fiat Chrysler is fined $105 million and ordered to buy back unsafe vehicles.
One of only two Talbot-Lago T150-C SS ‘teardrop’ coupes with fully enclosed front wings will cross the block at RM Sotheby’s Villa Erba sale in Italy.
General Motors’ design chief confirms upcoming Chevrolet models will adopt key Corvette styling cues, with the 2016 Volt, Malibu and Cruze set to show the first results.
Lotus will cease production of US-spec Elise and Exige models by the end of August 2011, citing engine supply and regulatory issues, with limited Final Editions marking the end.
Mercedes-AMG has revealed the G63 and G65 Exclusive Edition models at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show, extending its high-end G-Class line-up with new styling and interior upgrades.
Audi has started taking NOK 20,000 deposits in Norway for its E-Tron Quattro, the brand’s first all-electric SUV, ahead of planned 2018 deliveries.
Chevrolet has started taking orders for the 2012 Volt in all 50 US states, offering a lower starting price, more options and updated features for buyers.
Acura revealed a long-wheelbase TLX-L prototype at Auto Shanghai 2017, targeting Chinese buyers seeking more rear legroom in midsize luxury saloons.
Hyundai’s upcoming Kona small SUV has been caught on video undergoing high-speed testing at the Nürburgring, ahead of its global debut later in 2017.
Mercedes-Benz and Bosch have announced a partnership to develop fully autonomous vehicles for city car-sharing and taxi services, aiming for production readiness by the early 2020s.
Great Wall Motor of Baoding launched UK sales in 2012 with the Steed pick-up, establishing a 40-dealer network and planning further SUV models.
Nissan has revealed the updated Qashqai at Geneva, introducing a sharper design, new technology features, and a promise of semi-autonomous driving later in 2017.