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Toyota has revealed the C-HR Concept in Paris, previewing a future hybrid crossover with bold styling and a focus on the European market.
Ford has officially unveiled the Euro-spec Mustang at the 2014 Paris Motor Show, confirming both fastback and convertible versions for the region with a choice of EcoBoost or V8 engines.
BMW has given the 2 Series Convertible its first public outing at the 2014 Paris Motor Show, replacing the 1 Series Convertible and offering a range of petrol and diesel engines.
Ferrari has unveiled the limited-run 458 Speciale Aperta at the 2014 Paris Motor Show, pairing a 605hp V8 with an open roof for the final 458 variant.
Citroën has revealed the production-ready C3 XR, a compact crossover developed for China, with sales set to begin in December 2014 and a 1.6-litre turbo engine on offer.
Lexus engineers have been caught evaluating the upcoming GS F saloon on public roads, as the brand prepares to challenge established German performance rivals.
Bulgarian customiser Vilner has radically reworked a BMW M6 Convertible, creating a one-off car with a new body, unique interior and a bold identity for an Austrian client.
Cadillac will introduce the CT6 as its new flagship saloon in 2015, launching a new naming system that will eventually cover the entire model range.
Toyota has issued a recall for select 2014 Toyota and 2015 Lexus vehicles over a manufacturing fault in the fuel delivery pipe that could lead to a fire hazard.
A Czech-registered Lamborghini Huracan was destroyed in a crash on Hungary’s M7 motorway in September 2014, marking the model’s first known total loss.
Audi confirms a third TT variant, expected to draw on the TT offroad concept, as the brand expands its sports car range beyond coupe and roadster.
Ferrari will celebrate six decades in the US market by unveiling a special edition car in October 2014, with production limited to just ten units.
Jeep’s smallest SUV, the Renegade, receives its full European specification ahead of a Q4 2014 showroom debut, with Italian production and a broad engine line-up.
Mercedes-AMG has revealed the GT, its new aluminium-bodied supercar with a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8, targeting Porsche 911 Turbo buyers and debuting at the Paris motor show.
Speculation around Luca di Montezemolo’s future as Ferrari president surged at Monza, with reports suggesting his appearance at the Italian Grand Prix could be his last in the role.
Facing falling US sales and buyer resistance to higher prices, Cadillac is adding features like heated seats to lower-trim models and reviewing its marketing approach for 2015.
The 2015 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro will reach US dealerships from late September, with the Double Cab model starting at $41,285 and the CrewMax at $43,900.
New analysis highlights five premium models in the US market that attract the highest percentage of buyers trading up from non-luxury brands, reshaping entry-level luxury competition.
Dacia is preparing a Sandero RS hot hatch aimed at Brazil and Russia, with Renaultsport confirming the project will sit below the Clio RS in its line-up.
The American celebrity has taken delivery of a black McLaren 650S Spider, joining a line-up of high-performance cars in her garage.
Spy shots reveal the first clear look at BMW’s upcoming M2, showing a camouflaged prototype with wider arches, quad exhausts and a more muscular stance.
Jaguar’s Special Operations division has revealed the Lightweight E-Type prototype, reviving the unfinished run of 1960s racing cars with six new aluminium-bodied examples.
Land Rover has officially revealed the 2015 Range Rover Sport SVR, its most powerful and performance-focused SUV yet, ahead of its debut at Pebble Beach.
Cadillac is developing the LTS, a new luxury saloon aimed at competing with the Mercedes-Benz S-Class and BMW 7 Series, with a debut expected at the 2015 New York Auto Show.