Writes on motorsport, model launches and the industry that supplies them.
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Red Bull’s chief technical officer Adrian Newey has revealed he turned down an offer to join Ferrari, citing family reasons for staying in Britain at the time.
Audi’s upcoming Q7 has been spotted on German roads, revealing new styling cues and a likely move to lighter construction as the SUV enters its next generation.
Audi will enter the compact SUV segment in 2016 with the Q1, targeting buyers of smaller crossovers who want premium features and a familiar badge.
Honda will debut the refreshed 2014 Civic Coupe at the 2013 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, featuring updated styling and interior improvements ahead of its US market launch.
A Lamborghini Reventón Coupé and Roadster, both with fewer than 5,000km, are listed by Swiss sellers at over €1.2 million apiece, highlighting their rarity and collector appeal.
Mercedes-Benz has released a fresh promotional film for the CLA45 AMG, showcasing the four-door coupe on the streets of Paris and highlighting its performance credentials.
BMW's next-generation X6 has been spotted arriving at the Nürburgring test base, signalling early development for the coupe-styled SUV ahead of its expected 2015 launch.
Toyota has postponed the opening of its new Mississippi assembly plant to mid-2010, citing falling U.S. sales and economic uncertainty.
Lamborghini has revealed the Veneno Roadster, a 750PS open-top supercar limited to just nine units and priced at $5.3 million each.
A customer on a test drive in a Chevrolet Impala collided with two new 2014 Corvette Stingrays, damaging both sports cars but leaving all parties uninjured and uncharged.
Carmakers and suppliers are rolling out advanced systems to combat driver distraction, but some features risk creating new sources of inattention behind the wheel.
Nissan will introduce Infiniti-branded cars to Japan, starting with the redesigned Skyline, in an effort to challenge German luxury brands on home turf.
Riot police used teargas and water cannons to disperse yellow vest demonstrators near the Paris Motor Show, as protests against fuel tax rises intensified in late 2018.
Adrian Sutil says Sebastian Vettel’s continued run of victories is simply the result of sporting merit, not a problem that Formula One should try to fix.
The US government will auction Fisker Automotive’s assets this week in an effort to recover $168 million in federal loans, with interest from Wanxiang, Bob Lutz and others.
FIA will not sanction Korean Grand Prix officials after a fire vehicle entered the track during the 2013 race to attend Mark Webber’s burning Red Bull.
Audi’s next RS3 has been seen in development disguise outside the Nürburgring, with expectations of more power from its five-cylinder engine.
Audi is set to enter the growing European subcompact SUV segment with the Q1, aiming for a 2016 launch and targeting a starting price near €20,000.
Skoda has launched a new commercial for the Rapid Spaceback, highlighting the hatchback’s practicality and equipment as it enters European markets following its Frankfurt debut.
Aston Martin has revised the Vantage GT4 for the 2011 season, focusing on chassis and aerodynamic improvements to sharpen its track credentials.
Daihatsu presented eight concept vehicles and its Ayla Technology booth at the 2013 Indonesia International Motor Show, highlighting new directions for compact and affordable cars.
Despite unpaid salary at Lotus, Kimi Raikkonen has indicated he intends to complete the 2013 Formula One season before his move to Ferrari.
Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson sparked debate in September 2013 by suggesting on Twitter he might run as an independent candidate in Doncaster North at the next general election.
General Motors has unveiled the 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban, GMC Yukon, Yukon XL and Yukon Denali, aiming to defend its dominant share of the US full-size SUV market.