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Nico Rosberg says McLaren-Honda's 2015 Formula One campaign will not yield victories, citing the time required for new partnerships to become competitive.
Lotus management weighs Pastor Maldonado's financial backing against his lack of points, as scrutiny grows over his on-track incidents during the 2015 Formula One season.
A 1986 and a 1994 Ferrari Testarossa, both finished in yellow, will cross the block at Silverstone this month with estimates ranging from £80,000 to £330,000.
Pirelli is set to introduce softer tyre compounds at more Formula One races in 2015, aiming to increase pit stops and strategic variety.
A Nissan GT-R was destroyed after a mechanic lost control and crashed the car during a post-service test drive in Trinidad and Tobago.
Honda’s operating profit in North America dropped 31% to $1.67bn for the fiscal year ending March 2015, as recalls and production issues weighed on results.
Fernando Alonso has invited the medical staff who treated him after his pre-season crash to dinner in Barcelona before returning to the Circuit de Catalunya.
A rare Lamborghini Reventón, one of just 20 customer cars produced, is now listed for sale in Canada showing only 750 kilometres on the clock.
Former F1 driver Timo Glock says the sport has become dull, blaming rising costs and a lack of close racing compared to his current DTM experience.
Ferrari test driver Marc Gene says Fernando Alonso’s decision to leave Maranello for McLaren cannot yet be called a mistake, despite Ferrari’s 2015 resurgence.
Automakers including BMW and Porsche have developed Apple Watch apps for remote vehicle functions, but delays to the smartwatch’s release have left their connected car features in limbo.
Toyota's US campaign for the hydrogen-powered Mirai includes a video referencing Elon Musk's criticism of fuel cell technology as "bullsh*t".
French Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron says talks with Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn will continue, but the state will not back down from its double voting rights strategy.
Jiangling Motors has launched the Landwind X7 SUV in China, a model closely resembling the Range Rover Evoque, with Jaguar Land Rover unable to block its sale due to local law.
Chevrolet has revealed the FNR concept in Shanghai, showcasing autonomous driving, hubless electric motors and a dramatic capsule design developed by its Pan Asia Technical Automotive Center.
Fiat will bring the 500 Cabrio 1957 Edition to US showrooms, offering retro styling, a power-operated cloth top and a 1.4-litre MultiAir engine from spring 2015.
Colin Kolles says Jules Bianchi signed a Sauber race contract just hours before his fatal crash at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix, amid revelations of multiple overlapping deals.
Chinese solar panel giant Hanergy says it will unveil up to five solar-powered electric vehicle prototypes by October, though details remain tightly guarded.
German buyers can now order the new-generation Volkswagen Touran, with prices starting at €23,350 and deliveries scheduled to begin in September 2015.
Mazda has confirmed US pricing for the 2016 MX-5, with the entry-level Sport starting at $24,950 and higher trims offering more equipment.
Cadillac has released a last teaser image of its CT6 flagship saloon ahead of the model’s full reveal at the 2015 New York Auto Show.
The Datsun name has returned under Nissan, with French-led expertise shaping its focus on affordable cars for Russia, India, Indonesia and South Africa.
Cadillac has released an early look at the CT6 flagship’s cabin, highlighting a 34-speaker Bose Panaray audio system ahead of its 2015 New York Auto Show reveal.
The 2016 Mercedes-Benz GLE, a facelifted and renamed M-Class, brings updated styling, a plug-in hybrid and multiple engine choices ahead of its New York debut.