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A series of crashes involving 20 vehicles on Interstate 65 near Jasper County, Indiana, left one person dead and two others with serious injuries early Saturday morning.
A 1968 Ford GT40 race car achieved a record-breaking $11 million sale at RM Auctions in Monterey, reflecting the enduring appeal of American endurance racers.
Mahindra Reva Electric Vehicles has inaugurated a new Bangalore facility with a 30,000-unit annual capacity, aiming to advance electric mobility in India from September 2012.
The 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 range expands with two factory special editions, Alpine and Vapor, featuring distinct exterior finishes and exclusive trim details.
BMW's My BMW Remote app, previously exclusive to iPhone, is now available for Android smartphones, enabling more owners to control key vehicle functions remotely.
Volkswagen finalised its acquisition of the remaining 50.1% stake in Porsche on 1 August 2012, consolidating the sports car maker under its corporate umbrella after years of legal and financial manoeuvring.
Ford is recalling 423,634 Escape SUVs from model years 2001 to 2004 in the US to address a defect that can cause the throttle to stick, posing a crash hazard.
Jenson Button has declined to deny speculation linking him to Ferrari for 2013, as the Italian team weighs options for Felipe Massa's seat.
Nissan has revealed the 2013 Pathfinder, shifting the model from its traditional body-on-frame SUV construction to a unibody crossover with seating for seven and improved fuel efficiency.
Scania has begun construction of a new manufacturing facility near Bangalore, aiming to produce trucks and buses for the Indian market from 2013.
A German report alleges that FAW systematically copied Volkswagen engine and transmission technology, raising concerns about IP protection in China and the future of the joint venture.
The American actress was involved in a minor crash with a Ford Mustang in Los Angeles, just weeks after a previous incident with her Porsche.
The British marque has launched a two-storey facility in Bangkok, featuring space for seven cars and a bespoke customer lounge.
Electronic Arts marks two years of Need for Speed World by giving players the Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 as a free in-game car, alongside other bonuses and upcoming content.
Opel is weighing cabriolet and five-door additions to the Adam range, with future models dependent on the initial three-door’s market performance.
Pop star Lady Gaga previewed an unreleased dance track for fans in New York by playing it from her car stereo, with the moment captured on video.
Facing Olympic restrictions and falling fares, David Weekes outfitted his black cab with a bed, iPad and fridge, offering overnight stays to tourists for £50.
A factory error led to 46 examples of the 2012 Volkswagen Beetle being fitted with summer tyres that do not meet US federal safety standards, prompting a recall beginning September 2012.
BMW Italia has pledged €100,000 to support the education of children orphaned by the May 2012 earthquakes in Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region.
Honda is preparing a new Civic Type R, with a concept expected at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show and production to follow within a year.
Hamburg data protection authorities fined Europcar €54,000 after the company was found to have tracked 1,300 rental cars without customer consent, breaching German privacy law.
Crude prices slipped from recent highs after weak economic signals from China and lower profit forecasts for European companies raised doubts over fuel demand.
Marussia’s internal investigation finds no technical fault with the F1 car following Maria de Villota’s serious accident at Duxford in July 2012.
Hyundai's South Korean union will stage a new strike on 20 July after wage negotiations failed, with further overtime refusals planned and production losses already mounting.