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Lincoln will unveil the MKZ Sedan Concept at the 2012 Detroit Motor Show, previewing the next-generation saloon built on a new platform shared with the Ford Fusion and Mondeo.
Chevrolet’s updated Cruze will bring a new front end, LED daytime running lights and the prospect of a more powerful diesel engine when it is shown at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show.
Volvo's new US boss John Maloney expects stronger sales in 2012 as supply improves and Chinese ownership brings stability, despite a limited pipeline of new models.
Mitsubishi has confirmed the 2012 ASX crossover will start at €19,350, with a range of petrol, diesel and bi-fuel variants plus several equipment levels.
Volvo has confirmed the recruitment of 40 ex-Saab employees and expects to hire more, as specialist engineering talent disperses following Saab’s bankruptcy.
A BMW M3 E92 crashed into a pole in the Netherlands on 30 December 2011, with the driver reportedly street racing but escaping injury.
A recently purchased Ferrari 458 Italia, reportedly owned by a EuroMillions lottery winner, slid off a snowy junction in Londonderry, Ireland, on 19 December 2011.
Nissan and Dongfeng have agreed to assemble Renault models in Wuhan, marking Renault’s first local production in China and a shift from its previous import-only approach.
Chrysler will expand its Saltillo facility in Mexico to produce the Fiat Ducato van under the Ram brand for North American sale from 2013, targeting a gap in its commercial line-up.
Spyker Cars NV will adopt the name Swedish Automobile NV following the sale of its sportscar division and ongoing uncertainty over the Saab brand rights.
Officers in New Jersey stripped a 2004 BMW 3-Series E46 during a search for marijuana, causing over $12,000 in damage but finding no drugs.
The fifth-generation BMW M5 F10 combines a 560hp twin-turbo V8 with a new seven-speed double clutch transmission and an electronically controlled differential.
Suzuki has revealed the new Jimny Samurai ahead of its public debut at the 2012 New Delhi Auto Expo, previewing updates to its longstanding compact SUV.
A Miami dealership saw several brand new Chevrolet Corvettes damaged after a drunk driver crashed through the lot in the early hours of 14 December 2011.
Police in Europe struggled to clamp a Bugatti Veyron’s wheels for illegal parking, eventually issuing a fine when the supercar’s design thwarted standard enforcement.
Alfa Romeo will bring its lightweight 4C coupe to US showrooms in 2013, aiming to re-establish the brand with a mid-engined, turbocharged sports car under $45,000.
German tuner JM Cardesign has given the Mini One a dramatic motorsport makeover, focusing on visual and interior upgrades while leaving the standard engine untouched.
One of the three remaining DeLoreans from Back to the Future Part III changed hands at a Profiles in History auction, fetching $541,200.
Footage emerges of the 2012 ML-Class wading through water and handling rough ground, highlighting its off-road systems and real-world limitations.
Subaru will display an updated BRZ STI concept, a BRZ Black Edition by Prova, and the Impreza G4 STI concept at the 2012 Tokyo Auto Salon.
US safety regulators have opened investigations into corrosion issues affecting over 80,000 Chevrolet Express, Ford Freestar and Mercury Monterey vans and minivans built in 2003 and 2004.
From the Range Rover Evoque to the Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet, these ten crossovers defined the 2012 market by blending SUV capability with car-like comfort and efficiency.
A rare 1965 AC Cobra finished in matte chrome has been photographed in Saudi Arabia, standing out among the region’s collection of exotic cars.
Toyota’s Corolla retained its position as the world’s best-selling car in 2011, but the Hyundai Elantra and China’s Wuling Sunshine closed the gap as emerging markets shifted the sales landscape.