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Ford's updated Focus has been caught on test in hatchback, estate and saloon form, revealing exterior changes ahead of its expected 2015 launch.
BMW is holding back i3 output as it addresses quality and safety issues, with early sales figures lagging and the company wary of potential recalls.
Owners of 2014 Acura RLX models in the US are being asked to return their cars to dealers after the discovery of improperly tightened rear suspension bolts that could increase crash risk.
Swiss design house Rinspeed will unveil the XchangeE, a fully electric, self-driving concept saloon with business-class seating, at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show.
One of the most elusive Lamborghinis ever built, the 1994 Sogna, is on the market with a €2.38 million asking price and just 1,118 miles on the clock.
The next-generation C-Class Estate has been photographed in camouflage, previewing Mercedes-Benz’s plans to expand the C-Class range with a more practical model in 2014.
Mazda has allowed Top Gear to publish the first photos of the Furai concept destroyed by fire during a 2008 photoshoot in Surrey, nearly six years after the incident.
BMW has detailed M Performance parts for the 2 Series Coupe, offering buyers upgraded brakes, suspension, wheels, aero components and interior enhancements from launch.
US luxury carmakers are preparing for a sharp sales boost on Black Friday, with holiday marketing and new models drawing buyers to dealerships at the end of November 2013.
Karl-Thomas Neumann says Opel and Chevrolet must be clearly separated in Europe, as General Motors seeks to end years of overlap between its two mainstream brands.
General Motors’ North America president Mark Reuss says Cadillac needs a large rear-drive coupe, inspired by the Elmiraj concept, to strengthen its premium image.
Audi’s smallest model prepares for a mid-cycle refresh, with a five-door variant spied on public roads ahead of its expected unveiling at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show.
Euro NCAP has awarded four-star safety ratings to the BMW i3, Ford EcoSport and Nissan Note, with each model showing strengths and weaknesses in different test categories.
A Porsche 918 Spyder was involved in an accident on a wet stretch of German Autobahn near Stuttgart, with early reports suggesting the driver was a professional test driver.
Toyota used the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show to unveil the i-Road three-wheeler and FV2 concept, highlighting urban mobility and driver interaction technologies.
Mercedes-Benz unveiled the 2014 S65 AMG at the Tokyo Motor Show, pairing a 630hp V12 with advanced suspension and luxury features for the flagship saloon.
Acura has outlined the hybrid powertrain, new technology and cabin features for the 2014 RLX Sport Hybrid, which will debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show before sales begin in spring 2014.
A test mule for the next MINI Clubman has been photographed, revealing a larger body and confirmation it will use BMW’s UKL front-wheel-drive architecture.
Bosch is working to avoid redundancies at its European plants as stagnant demand and excess capacity weigh on the supplier’s 2013 outlook.
Ford has fitted a Fusion Energi plug-in hybrid with interior fabrics made from Coca-Cola’s plant-based PET technology, marking the first automotive use of the material.
Subaru has introduced the locally assembled XV Crosstrek KLIMS13 edition in Malaysia, limited to just 55 units and priced at RM162,486 on the road with insurance.
Lincoln has lifted the covers on the 2015 MKC, confirming final specifications, engine options and design details ahead of its planned 2014 production start.
Tata Motors reported a 71% jump in quarterly profit after strong demand for Jaguar and Land Rover models, offsetting weak performance in its domestic business.
Cheaper petrol and improved fuel economy have sent American buyers back to large SUVs and pickups, boosting Detroit automakers’ profits to levels not seen since before the recession.