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A video leak has revealed the Citroën ID, codenamed M43, showing its exterior and interior styling ahead of the expected 2013 launch.
Jeep launches the Wrangler Arctic special edition in Europe, offering unique styling and equipment from €36,850 with a 2.8-litre diesel and both two- and four-door options.
Three Toyota Prius hybrids join Berlin’s police fleet under Initiative 120, expanding the city’s push for low-emission patrol vehicles alongside other electric and hybrid models.
Thai car production is forecast to rebound sharply in 2012, with the Federation of Thai Industries expecting output to hit two million vehicles after last year’s flood-induced slump.
Volkswagen’s Golf led European car sales in 2011 with 484,547 units, outselling rivals including the Polo, Ford Fiesta, and Opel/Vauxhall Corsa despite an overall dip in the company’s sales.
Shanghai Volkswagen is developing a new sedan positioned between the Lavida and Passat, targeting China's mid-market saloon segment with a launch expected in late 2012.
BMW has revealed the 2012 M3 DTM safety car, based on the outgoing E92 model, as the marque prepares its return to the German touring car series.
Volkswagen's Golf led European car sales in 2011 with 484,547 units, despite a slight decline, as the sixth-generation model neared its replacement.
Chinese carmakers exported 814,300 vehicles in 2011, with Chery, Great Wall and JAC driving growth by finding sales beyond traditional Middle Eastern markets.
French site Ledorga awards the Citroën DS4 its annual Gay Car of the Year prize for 2012, with the Range Rover Evoque and Mini Coupé following behind.
Mitsubishi has released a teaser image for an unnamed production model, set for its world premiere at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2012.
A 1991 Ferrari F40, once owned by Lee Iacocca and showing fewer than 300 miles, is set for RM’s Arizona sale with a guide of $650,000 to $750,000.
Peugeot has confirmed it will not compete in the 2012 24 Hours of Le Mans or any endurance racing, citing the challenging economic environment in Europe.
Nagano-based builders reveal a fibre-reinforced plastic camper shell for the Prius, extending the hybrid by over 50cm and raising its roof by more than half a metre.
Mercedes-Benz will introduce a four-cylinder diesel engine in the 2013 GLK for the US market, pairing improved fuel economy with a refreshed design.
Lamborghini sets the US price for its rear-wheel-drive Gallardo LP550-2 Spyder at $209,000, offering a V10 drop-top with 550hp and a focus on driver engagement.
Volkswagen has confirmed the world premiere of the seventh-generation Golf at the 2012 Paris Motor Show in September, with the new model built on the MQB platform.
BMW adds all-wheel-drive 640d xDrive to the 6 Series range, pairing 313hp diesel power with improved traction and strong efficiency figures.
A high-speed crash involving an AC Cobra replica at 130 mph left the driver with only minor injuries, after a rear suspension failure caused the car to roll multiple times on a race track.
German tuner TIKT has revealed the Corvette C6 ZR1 Tripple X, featuring 758bhp, major engine modifications and a full aerodynamic body kit for dramatic track-focused performance.
Stefano Domenicali has not ruled out a future Ferrari role for Adrian Newey, despite Luca di Montezemolo recalling a failed approach in the late 1990s.
Volkswagen confirms the refreshed CC will reach European showrooms next month, with its public debut scheduled for the 2012 Geneva Motor Show.
Mercedes-Benz will expand the S-Class line-up in 2013, introducing six body styles including a four-seater cabriolet and a new S-Class Coupe, as the brand phases out Maybach.
Toyota has chosen the Brussels Motor Show to unveil the 2012 Land Cruiser, introducing updated styling, a revised V8 diesel and new off-road technology for European buyers.