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Mercedes-Benz Passenger Cars achieved its highest ever UK market share in 2012, registering over 91,000 vehicles and outpacing the national market growth rate.
Ottawa commits another C$250 million to the Automotive Innovation Fund, extending support for large-scale R&D projects in Canada’s auto sector until 2018.
Insurance Auto Auctions has parked 15,000 flood-damaged vehicles at Calverton Executive Airpark in Riverhead, New York, with many set to be scrapped, parted out or auctioned over the coming months.
A digital rendering offers an early look at the facelifted 2014 Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG, hinting at styling changes and the expected adoption of 4Matic all-wheel drive.
New car registrations in Germany slipped to 3.08 million in 2012, with a sharp 16% drop in December highlighting the ongoing impact of the European debt crisis.
Images from South West Germany show the facelifted 2014 E-Class saloon free of camouflage, confirming major design changes before its January 2013 reveal.
Spy photographs from China show the 2014 Buick LaCrosse with its new front and rear styling, ahead of the model’s expected launch later in the year.
Digital renderings offer an early look at the proposed BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe, previewing a compact four-door to sit below the 4 Series Gran Coupe.
Ford is considering a Lincoln coupe based on the next-generation Mustang, with the project’s future tied to the success of the MKZ and MKD.
BMW's finance chief says strong demand in Asia and North America will help the group surpass its 2011 sales record, despite weak European markets.
Nissan will extend warranty coverage for battery capacity loss on 2011 and 2012 Leaf models in the US, following owner complaints about rapid battery degradation.
Alfa Romeo has confirmed the 4C sports car will enter production in 2013, following its initial unveiling as a concept at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show.
Washington, D.C. will more than double its traffic camera network after generating $85 million in fines last year, with new cameras targeting a wider range of driving offences.
Drawings posted online show the 2014 Corvette C7’s rear, interior and engine bay, highlighting a sharper exterior, overhauled dashboard and new tech features ahead of the official Detroit debut.
General Motors has bought a former UPS facility in Roswell, Georgia, with plans to establish a technology development centre expected to create 1,000 jobs.
Crowdflower’s 2012 study found Apple Maps users in the UK and US were much more likely to be misdirected than those using Google Maps, with significant implications for drivers relying on navigation.
Ferrari has confirmed its next flagship, codenamed F150, will combine a 6.3-litre V12 with a Formula 1-derived HY-KERS hybrid system for over 900hp.
Infiniti will build its first premium compact hatchback at Nissan’s Sunderland plant from 2015, targeting rivals like the BMW 1 Series and Audi A3.
Lotus has launched the Evora Sports Racer, a special edition with new paint options, gloss black trim and extra equipment, priced from £57,900 in the UK.
The US government will sell its remaining General Motors shares after a $49.5bn bailout, with taxpayers facing an estimated $12bn loss as GM buys back 200 million shares.
The 2013 Acura TSX Sport Wagon arrives in US showrooms priced from $31,860 including destination, offering a single engine choice and an optional Technology Package.
General Motors paused production of the Chevrolet Sonic and Buick Verano at its Lake Orion plant in Michigan, citing high inventory and falling demand as key reasons for the shift cancellations.
Ford is expected to unveil a concept version of the next-generation F-150 at the 2013 Detroit show, previewing major changes in materials and design.
Eight of the 20 most viewed commercials on YouTube in 2012 were from car manufacturers, with Volkswagen, Honda, Chrysler and others leading the pack.