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Mazda’s long-awaited US diesel launch faces fresh uncertainty as the Volkswagen emissions scandal prompts tougher scrutiny of diesel technology and delays regulatory approval.
Lexus entered its LF-LC Concept in the 2012 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, showcasing the hybrid 2+2 coupé to a European audience after its Detroit premiere.
Bernie Ecclestone has shifted the 2016 Formula One season opener in Melbourne from April to 20 March, avoiding a compressed schedule and restoring a longer summer break.
Lancia has released a fresh set of images for the updated Ypsilon, showcasing revised styling, new interior touches and an engine range now compliant with Euro 6 standards.
Mercedes-Benz introduced a range of official accessories for the new GLC at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show, targeting buyers seeking more personalisation and practicality.
Jaguar Land Rover brought three of its vehicles from the James Bond film Spectre to the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show, including the C-X75, Range Rover Sport SVR and a modified Defender.
Lamborghini has unveiled the Huracan Spyder at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show, introducing a 602hp open-top supercar to rival Ferrari and McLaren convertibles.
Mika Hakkinen believes Kimi Raikkonen’s recent form and contract renewal show he is no longer just a supporting act to Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari.
Bernie Ecclestone met with Intercity chairman Vural Ak in London as Turkey seeks government approval to bring Formula One back to Istanbul Park as early as 2016.
Paul Hembery has called for Formula One to strengthen its cooperation with technical partners as Pirelli weighs its future in the sport.
Bernie Ecclestone has expressed concern that Lewis Hamilton’s high-profile lifestyle may be distracting from his Formula One career after recent incidents drew criticism.
Leading US experts highlight the contrast between Google’s push for full autonomy and carmakers’ incremental approach, as debate sharpens over the safest path to self-driving vehicles.
Lotus F1's financial difficulties have drawn claims from Toyota, Bell Helmets and others, with unpaid bills leading to legal action and equipment seizure at Spa.
A new Google patent details a system to detect and map road damage using vehicle sensors and navigation data, aiming to steer drivers around potholes and reduce costly car repairs.
Volkswagen Group delivered 792,100 vehicles globally in July 2015, down from 822,200 a year earlier, as demand slumped in China, Russia and Brazil.
Aston Martin will introduce an all-electric Rapide saloon by 2017, with an electric DBX crossover to follow as the brand adapts to emissions demands and new markets.
Fernando Alonso says Honda’s latest Formula 1 engine upgrade for McLaren at Spa-Francorchamps will not deliver the large power boost some had predicted.
Buyers can now customise and price the 2016 Shelby Mustang GT350 and GT350R online, with the GT350 starting at $48,695 and the GT350R at $62,195.
Fresh digital renderings give a glimpse of Alfa Romeo’s upcoming SUV, which is expected to share its platform and engines with the Giulia saloon.
German tuner McChip-dkr transforms the first-generation Audi R8 V10 with a supercharger and extensive engine modifications, lifting output to 850hp and giving the supercar a new carbon-fibre look.
A 2013 Lamborghini Gallardo was completely destroyed after catching fire while being refuelled on a road trip from Indianapolis to Houston.
A Lamborghini Gallardo finished in gold chrome wrap was involved in a crash in Liverpool, with visible bodywork damage but no reported injuries.
Volkswagen has discontinued the diesel-powered Polo TDI BlueMotion, citing low sales, while the petrol BlueMotion variant remains available in the range.
Liberty Walk’s extreme kit transforms the Ferrari 458 Italia with bolt-on arches, carbon aero and air suspension, finished by 20-inch PUR LG08 wheels.