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A 2008 Koenigsegg CCX, finished in orange and showing just 281km, is available for A$1.3 million, marking a rare appearance of the Swedish supercar on the Australian market.
A digital rendering previews the high-performance BMW X6M ahead of its official debut, hinting at aggressive styling and a likely twin-turbo V8 engine.
Infiniti has released teasers of the ESQ, a compact crossover based on the Nissan Juke, with premium styling and features aimed at China.
PSA’s Rennes and Honda’s Gebze plants operated below 30% capacity in 2013, highlighting persistent overcapacity issues even as Europe’s average plant utilisation improves.
Red Bull Racing confirmed Adrian Newey will oversee the 2015 Formula One car’s design before moving into a new advisory and advanced projects role.
Limited-run supercars like the Ferrari LaFerrari, Porsche 918 Spyder and McLaren P1 are leading candidates for future collectability, but some more accessible models could also see rising values.
Land Rover’s video campaign puts the Evoque through acrobatic paces in Shanghai’s SMP Skatepark, highlighting the SUV’s agility and urban appeal for Asian audiences.
General Motors and Ford have led US automakers in patent filings, with GM topping the charts for 11 consecutive quarters and Ford innovating heavily on its F-150 pickup.
Unveiled at the 2014 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, the ultra-limited Phantom Drophead Coupé Waterspeed Collection pays tribute to Sir Malcolm Campbell’s Bluebird K3 water speed record.
Leaked figures suggest the 2015 Ford Mustang EcoBoost will start at $25,995 in the US, with the V8-powered GT from $32,925, ahead of the model’s late-2014 arrival.
From an aluminium egg to a shape-shifting BMW, these six cars pushed boundaries with their design, technology or sheer eccentricity, leaving a lasting mark on automotive history.
Land Rover’s upcoming Discovery Sport, the successor to the Freelander, has been spotted undergoing high-speed testing at the Nürburgring ahead of its official debut.
Dodge has revealed the 2015 Challenger SRT Hellcat, featuring a supercharged 6.2-litre HEMI V8 and aggressive styling updates as the new flagship of its muscle car range.
From the McLaren 650S Spider to the Alfa Romeo 4C Spider, this summer’s most talked-about cars are high-performance convertibles with a focus on speed and style.
Mercedes-Benz will bring its BMW X6 rival to market as the ML Coupe in early 2015, with production set for the Tuscaloosa plant in the US.
Automakers across Europe have voiced strong opposition to a proposed EU-Japan free trade agreement, citing concerns over market access and the risk of further job losses.
The California Energy Commission will fund dozens of new hydrogen refuelling stations, aiming to support fuel cell vehicle uptake and address the infrastructure gap.
Mercedes-Benz do Brasil will invest €600 million by 2022 to update production at São Bernardo do Campo and Juiz de Fora, focusing on new products and digitalisation.
Toyota has revived development of both convertible and sedan versions of the GT86, with the cabriolet expected first and a turbocharged sedan to follow.
German tuner ABT Sportsline recalls its original 1982 Volkswagen Golf GTI Mk1 project, highlighting the model’s enduring appeal as the Golf celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2014.
Sebastian Vettel will receive a new Red Bull RB10 chassis, nicknamed 'Suzie', as the team investigates whether a technical fault is behind his poor 2014 form.
Nissan has revealed the Lannia Concept, a striking new sedan designed in China for younger Chinese buyers, at Auto China 2014 in Beijing.
The redesigned Subaru Outback made its world debut at the 2014 New York Auto Show, bringing updated styling, new technology and revised engines ahead of its US summer launch.
Mercedes is said to be considering a reduction in its Formula One workforce, with up to 1,250 staff at its Brackley and Brixworth sites under review.