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Chevrolet's 2014 Silverado arrives with fresh styling, a trio of new EcoTec3 engines and a raft of updates, setting it apart from its predecessor in key ways.
Dacia’s budget SUV secures Top Gear’s ‘Bargain of the Year 2012’ and FHM’s ‘Best for when You’re Short on Cash’ as right-hand drive deliveries begin.
Digital renderings suggest how a 2014 Skoda Octavia Coupe could look, as the brand’s designers focus on practical models and the coupe remains an unofficial vision.
Lamborghini has issued a recall for 144 Aventador supercars in the US due to a headlight assembly flaw that prevents proper vertical adjustment, affecting 2012 models.
German tuner Cam Shaft has released a wrap and wheel package for the Ferrari F12 Berlinetta, offering owners a custom finish starting at €2,900.
The French carmaker confirmed a further 1,500 job cuts in 2014, adding to previous reductions as it struggles with falling European sales and mounting debt.
Jaguar has abandoned plans to build the C-X75 hybrid supercar with Williams, citing global economic conditions as the key reason for the decision.
Volkswagen is increasing its European market share in 2012 while Opel and PSA Peugeot Citroën struggle with mounting losses and state intervention.
Jaguar Land Rover has launched a dedicated cold weather testing facility in International Falls, Minnesota, expanding its North American engineering footprint.
Opel will halt vehicle manufacturing at its Bochum facility in 2016, affecting 3,000 workers, as GM addresses persistent overcapacity in its European operations.
Toyota has released a presentation video for the European-spec 2013 RAV4, showcasing engine choices, trim levels and key features ahead of its UK launch in March.
Jeep will introduce a new generation Compass next year, targeting both American and European buyers with updated design and new diesel engine options.
The 2012 Bologna Motor Show opened with less than half its previous scale, few premieres and major manufacturers absent, reflecting the deepening European automotive crisis.
The Fiat Panda 4x4 has beaten luxury and full-size rivals to take Top Gear Magazine’s 2012 SUV of the Year title, highlighting its off-road ability and practicality.
The White House has approved a proposal for mandatory event data recorders in all new light vehicles, moving the US closer to universal black box adoption.
Porsche has secured the 919 name with German authorities, prompting industry talk about its plans for new models between the 911 and 918 Spyder.
Daimler and Europcar’s car2go launches in Islington, Newham and Sutton with 300 Smart cars, offering flexible short-term urban mobility and plans for rapid expansion.
Brabus revealed a Mercedes-Benz A250 police car with performance and styling upgrades at the 2012 Essen Motor Show to promote safe and responsible tuning.
Renault presented the Clio Sport Tour estate for the first time at the 2012 Bologna Motor Show, expanding its new Clio range with a practical five-door variant.
Jaguar will engineer all future models to support all-wheel drive, responding to strong demand in North America and planning for broader market flexibility.
Sebastian Vettel has called for Formula One to return to Austria, saying the revamped Red Bull Ring is ready and would give Red Bull Racing a genuine home grand prix.
History Channel previews a new run of Top Gear USA with a trailer ahead of the season two premiere on 24 July, featuring returning hosts and classic car challenges.
Unofficial images of the new Mercedes-Benz CLA have surfaced online, showing the A-Class-based compact saloon ahead of its expected Detroit debut in January 2013.
Chevrolet is preparing to drop its 'Chevy Runs Deep' campaign in early 2013, as the brand weighs a new marketing approach to support its expanding global presence.