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Receivers plan to destroy up to 100 unsold Saab vehicles, including rare 9-5 estates and 9-4X SUVs, as the company’s assets are liquidated following bankruptcy.
The BBC’s flagship motoring show will launch its eighteenth series on Sunday 29 January 2012, with Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May returning as hosts.
Shelby American has revealed pricing for its three 50th Anniversary Edition Mustangs, each limited to 100 units and unveiled at the 2012 Detroit Motor Show.
Chevrolet has launched the 2013 Corvette 427 Convertible with a 505bhp LS7 V8 and a special 60th Anniversary Package, marking the end of the C6 generation.
Skoda Auto has announced plans to introduce its first production electric car in 2014, with initial development focused on a Citigo-based model.
Infiniti has released new teaser images of its upcoming electric sports car concept, which will make its world premiere at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show in March.
Sales of diesel-powered cars in the United States climbed by more than a quarter in 2011, with manufacturers set to launch additional diesel models in the coming years.
Mitsubishi’s 2012 ASX crossover reaches UK showrooms this week, offering improved diesel economy, standard seven airbags and a reinforced safety package for British buyers.
Audi has revealed the 2013 A6 Allroad, featuring aluminium-intensive construction, a range of turbocharged engines and the latest quattro system, with European sales to begin in spring 2012.
Shelby American has launched three 50th Anniversary Edition Mustangs, GTS, GT350 and Super Snake, each limited to 100 units and unveiled at the 2012 Detroit Motor Show.
Alfa Romeo registered 11,563 new cars in the UK in 2011, marking its strongest British sales performance in nearly a decade despite an overall market downturn.
Wider state availability and new US production are expected to help Nissan target at least 20,000 Leaf sales in America this year, up from 9,674 in 2011.
The 2013 Acura RDX Prototype, unveiled at the Detroit show, previews a production crossover with a new V6 engine, revised styling, and upgraded interior technology.
Fiat is considering bringing compact saloon and hatchback models, based on the Dodge Dart and built in China with Guangzhou Automobile, to European markets from 2013.
Mercedes-Benz South Africa has pulled its December 2011 sales figures from NAAMSA reporting, following a Daimler AG directive linked to a European competition investigation.
Dodge has revealed the 2013 Dart, its first Fiat-Chrysler joint development, previewing the new saloon before its official Detroit show debut.
Volkswagen presented the latest Touareg, new Beetle and the XL1 hybrid concept at the 2012 New Delhi Auto Expo, highlighting its ambitions in India and its focus on efficiency.
Honda recalled more vehicles than any other carmaker in the US in 2011, with airbag defects driving a sharp rise in the company's recall tally.
Volvo Car Corporation sold 449,255 vehicles worldwide in 2011, with sales in China surging 54% and the US and Europe also posting double-digit gains.
Hyundai Motor America closed 2011 with a 20 percent sales increase, reaching 645,691 units, as the Sonata and Elantra drove growth and fleet sales remained low.
New images show the Lexus LF-LC concept, previewing the brand’s future design direction, just days before its official unveiling at the 2012 Detroit Auto Show.
Nissan North America closed 2011 with a record 1,042,534 US sales, driven by strong demand for Altima, Rogue and Versa, despite Infiniti’s decline.
Chinese manufacturer Geely plans to introduce the Emgrand EC7 saloon and hatchback in Italy, aiming for 300 dealers and service centres over the next decade.
Opel prepares to introduce the Insignia Sports Tourer estate in the first half of 2012, with pricing set from €35,155 and diesel powertrains on offer.