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An uncamouflaged 2015 Buick Envision test car has been seen at a Chinese petrol station, offering a clear look at the upcoming SUV ahead of its official debut.
Formula One will not implement standing grid restarts after safety car periods in 2015, following criticism and safety concerns from teams and drivers.
Hyundai’s 2015 Tucson crossover is now available to US buyers, offering updated features, two engine choices and a starting price of $21,500 before destination charges.
The 2015 Toyota Sienna receives a revised exterior and a substantially updated cabin, with new tech and comfort features aimed squarely at family buyers.
Ford has published new photos and specifications for the refreshed 2015 Expedition, which features a turbocharged V6 EcoBoost engine and a new Platinum trim.
Digital renderings preview the next-generation Volkswagen Passat CC, hinting at a sleeker design influenced by the Seat IBL Concept and the latest Passat platform.
Industry leaders warn that wider adoption of aluminium in mainstream vehicles could push prices up to $2,500 per tonne, driven by Ford’s move with the F-150.
Camouflaged prototypes of the updated Mercedes-Benz GL-Class have been spotted on the road, revealing changes to the SUV’s front design ahead of its expected 2015 debut.
Niki Lauda says Mercedes will not intervene in the championship battle between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, despite growing tension between the drivers after Silverstone.
Sales of traditional midsize saloons in Europe are set to fall below 500,000 units this year, with mainstream brands losing ground to crossovers and premium rivals.
Rising Spanish driver Carlos Sainz Jr has acknowledged recent discussions about a possible Formula One debut with Caterham following the team's change of ownership.
Reports suggest Mazda is preparing a new rotary sports car with a turbocharged engine producing around 455hp, targeting a 2017 launch to succeed the RX-7 and RX-8.
Uncamouflaged images of the updated Fiat Punto have surfaced online, showing the refreshed hatchback’s revised exterior and minor interior tweaks ahead of its official launch.
Volkswagen has revealed the 2015 Passat, featuring a lighter body, stretched wheelbase, updated engines and a host of new technology, with orders opening in July.
Volvo increased worldwide deliveries by 5.4% in June 2014, with strong demand in China and Sweden offsetting slower sales in the US.
A privately owned Ferrari LaFerrari suffered its first documented accident in Monaco in June 2014, colliding with a Volkswagen Golf near the Monte Carlo Country Club.
Ford has launched the 2015 Focus ST at Goodwood, introducing a diesel engine for the first time alongside the updated petrol model and revised chassis.
The 2015 Ram ProMaster, based on the Fiat Doblo, brings a new 2.4-litre Tigershark engine, nine-speed automatic and updated interior tech to the US van market.
A camouflaged Toyota GT86, possibly a lighter or more powerful variant, has been spotted undergoing high-speed testing at the Nürburgring ahead of a potential update.
The AMG Line package brings sportier styling and suspension to the 2014 C-Class Estate, mirroring the visual upgrades already offered on the saloon.
General Motors has released engine and transmission details for the 2015 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon, confirming outputs for both four-cylinder and V6 options ahead of their US launch.
A surge in safety recalls, led by General Motors and Toyota, is putting intense pressure on global parts suppliers and causing delays for car owners and dealers.
Safety, reliability and affordability lead the list of recommended used vehicles for first-time young drivers in the American market.
Rolls-Royce has started work on its first SUV, aiming to position the model between the Ghost and Phantom, with a V12 engine and possible hybrid option.