Writes on motorsport, model launches and the industry that supplies them.
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Audi plans to unveil its new A7 four-door coupé at the 2010 Moscow Motor Show in August, with UK sales expected to begin late 2010 or early 2011.
Koenigsegg’s brief bid to acquire Saab in 2009 promised new models, niche positioning and a focus on efficiency, but the deal collapsed before any plan could be realised.
Toyota has outlined the technical fixes for accelerator pedal entrapment risks affecting several Toyota and Lexus models built between 2004 and 2010.
The Porsche and Piëch families, long among Germany’s wealthiest, fell to 13th place in 2009 after their fortune dropped by 71 percent amid the failed Volkswagen takeover bid.
Toyota has confirmed plans to introduce a new low-cost family car in China, targeting high-volume sales but stopping short of aiming for market leadership.
The Ferrari 458 Italia debuted in 2009, showcasing a blend of innovative design, advanced aerodynamics, and Formula 1-inspired technology.
Castle Combe’s Racing School Subaru Imprezas have completed over 105,000 fault-free miles in seven years of intensive circuit use, with a new record in sight.
Australian artist Matthew Harrison fitted a Hummer H3 with hand-built wooden wagon wheels for a central London gallery installation in 2008, blending automotive engineering and sculpture.