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Subaru has announced it will build a turbocharged BRZ, offering both STI and non-STI versions, with the range-topping model expected to reach 300hp.
Toyota’s redesigned Camry achieved the top score in the US government’s crash tests for 2012, reflecting structural upgrades and a focus on occupant protection.
Dodge has released details and a teaser image of the 2013 Dart, a compact saloon built on Alfa Romeo Giulietta underpinnings, before its Detroit Motor Show reveal.
A Polish motoring journalist escaped serious injury after crashing a Lotus Elise Club Racer during a test drive near Warsaw, with the car declared beyond repair.
General Motors will unveil the all-new 2013 Cadillac ATS at the North American International Auto Show, marking its entry into the competitive compact luxury saloon segment.
The Tuscaloosa plant will add a third shift from August 2012 to meet demand for SUVs and prepare for upcoming C-Class production.
Egyptian International Motors has supplied 500 Renault Logan vehicles, split between MCVs and saloons, to upgrade the Cairo police fleet after securing a major contract in June 2011.
Europe’s largest carmakers, through ACEA, have called on EU leaders to address the Eurozone debt crisis, warning that ongoing instability threatens both the industry and the wider economy.
Mercedes-Benz delivered 113,859 vehicles worldwide in November 2011, up 8.3 percent year-on-year, with strong gains in China and the United States.
A digital rendering gives enthusiasts a first glimpse at how a convertible version of the Subaru BRZ could look, though Subaru has yet to confirm production plans.
Sauber has criticised the FIA’s mid-season reversal on off-throttle blown diffusers, blaming the decision for the team’s slip to seventh in the 2011 Formula One constructors’ standings.
Honda will launch a hybrid version of the Accord in 2012, following confirmation from company president Takanobu Ito at the Tokyo Motor Show.
Fiat has denied that CEO Sergio Marchionne said the group could leave Italy, after a radio interview transcript was corrected to remove the reference.
Renault has revealed revised Scénic and Grand Scénic models for 2012, introducing updated styling, interior tweaks and two new diesel engines aimed at improved efficiency.
A 2009 Bugatti Veyron crash in a Texas lagoon is at the centre of a federal insurance fraud case, with the insurer alleging the incident was staged.
Proton has introduced the Saga FLX SE to the Malaysian market, offering a 1.6-litre Campro engine, CVT transmission and a factory body kit from RM49,449.
A 1980 Lada Niva, retrofitted with a Fiat Spider engine and rarely seen in the US, is listed on eBay with a starting price of $6,000.
General Motors is offering free loan vehicles to Chevrolet Volt owners concerned about battery fire risks, after US safety regulators launched a formal investigation.
Vitaly Petrov’s manager confirms the Russian driver has until 10 December to secure his place at Lotus Renault GP, following Kimi Raikkonen’s signing.
Gumpert has released a teaser for an upcoming high-performance model, promising a dramatic debut and distinctive engine sound at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show.
Motorists travelling across Europe in 2015 face a patchwork of toll systems, with prices and rules varying widely between countries such as France, Spain, Portugal and Switzerland.
Volkswagen is preparing a three-row SUV for the United States to challenge the Ford Explorer and Honda Pilot, with production likely in North America.
Daimler will discontinue Maybach production in 2013 after persistent low sales, shifting focus to expanded high-end Mercedes S-Class variants to fill the gap.
A new rendering offers an early look at the Alfa Romeo 4C Spider, previewing the open-top sports car expected to join the range after the 4C coupé.