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Alfa Romeo is tipped to launch the production 4C sports car at the 2014 Detroit Motor Show, marking a key step in its return to the US market.
Nissan has released the first official image of the 2013 Pathfinder’s interior, showing a major redesign ahead of the SUV’s market launch.
A low-mileage Lamborghini Murcielago was destroyed in Houston after its driver lost control and rolled the supercar several times, leaving it beyond repair.
Chevrolet has handed over the first 2013 Malibu Eco to Talfred Hunt of Illinois, marking the arrival of the brand’s eAssist hybrid saloon in US showrooms.
A 1963 Ferrari 250 GTO has changed hands for EUR24.3m, underlining the model’s status as one of the most valuable and sought-after classic cars in the world.
The 2013 Shelby GT500 Convertible, revealed at the Chicago Auto Show, marks two decades of Ford's SVT division with 650hp and track-focused upgrades.
Suzuki Motor Corporation and UK-based Intelligent Energy have established a 50-50 joint venture to manufacture fuel cell systems for next-generation vehicles.
General Motors will not honour warranty repairs for Saab vehicles built after its 2009 sale of the brand, leaving US owners of 2010 and 2011 cars without factory-backed coverage.
Nissan and its partner Dongfeng posted a 21.9% sales increase in China for 2011, reaching 1.24 million vehicles despite supply disruptions earlier in the year.
Mazda will unveil a Special Edition of its MX-5 roadster at the Chicago Auto Show, featuring a power retractable hard top in black and exclusive styling details.
Red Bull prepares to unveil its 2012 RB8 Formula One car, with Helmut Marko claiming the new design is sleeker than Ferrari’s controversial F2012 nose.
Mercedes-Benz Türk will supply 221 Conecto articulated city buses to IETT, with deliveries scheduled by September 2012 and a five-year warranty including maintenance.
Tesla has published a new promotional video for its Model S electric saloon, highlighting the car’s features as the first customer deliveries approach in summer 2012.
Red Bull Racing's KERS reliability problems drew few public explanations from Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber after the opening rounds of the 2011 Formula One season.
Red Bull Racing is considering a technical partnership with Nissan, via Infiniti, to tap into battery expertise for its Formula One KERS system from 2013.
Sebastian Vettel secured pole position for Red Bull at Sepang, edging out Lewis Hamilton’s McLaren and repeating the top three from Melbourne.
Chrysler has produced its one millionth 3.6-litre Pentastar V6 engine just 18 months after launch, underlining the unit’s rapid adoption across the group’s core models.
Chinese firm Youngman has submitted a fresh offer for bankrupt Saab, aiming to revive the Swedish marque but faces obstacles over technology rights and asset sales.
A month-long survey of 2,500 British drivers by NCP found women scored higher than men on parking accuracy and technique, challenging common stereotypes.
The Swedish Debt Office has repaid the European Investment Bank loan guaranteed for Saab, taking on SEK 2.2 billion in debt and shares in Saab’s parts and tools units as collateral.
Chinese carmaker Great Wall Motor and Litex Motors will open their Bulgarian assembly plant on 21 February, aiming for 50,000 vehicles annually for Europe.
Following Proton's sale to DRB-Hicom, Lotus CEO Dany Bahar is searching for financial partners to secure the British sports car maker's future.
A multi-vehicle collision involving lorries and passenger cars on Interstate 75 near Gainesville left at least 10 dead and 18 injured, shutting the road for hours.
Images of Lamborghini’s first SUV concept surfaced online in January 2012, ahead of its planned unveiling at the Beijing Motor Show that April.