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Shanghai GM will bring the Buick Envision concept SUV to market in 2012, marking the joint venture’s first locally-built SUV for the Chinese market.
Austrian journalist Thomas Glavinic crashed a Lamborghini Aventador during a group road test in Italy, with new video showing the aftermath but confirming no injuries.
The two-time Indy 500 winner died after his car became airborne in a multi-car pile-up on lap 11 of the 2011 IndyCar finale at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
BMW's new 3 Series F30 arrives with fresh styling, new engines and improved efficiency, setting up a direct comparison with the facelifted Mercedes C-Class.
Toyota will return to the Le Mans 24 Hours in 2012 with a new hybrid-powered LMP1 prototype, marking its first factory entry since the late 1990s.
BMW’s sixth-generation 3 Series swaps six-cylinder petrol engines for turbocharged fours, adds hybrid and efficiency tech, and grows in size while shedding weight.
BMW has revealed its 2012 3 Series, introducing new engines, improved efficiency and increased cabin space, with UK pricing and technical details now confirmed.
Flavio Briatore claims Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton are stronger drivers than double world champion Sebastian Vettel, arguing the Red Bull star’s success owes much to his car.
Clio, Modus, Twingo, Logan and Sandero models built in autumn 2010 face recall to replace potentially faulty valve half-cones in D4F, D4FT and D4D engines.
Chevrolet has released a teaser for its 2013 Trailblazer SUV, confirming a global launch starting in Thailand but ruling out a US market entry for now.
Hofele Design’s SR8 kit for the Audi A8 D4 adds bespoke styling, larger wheels and a modest power increase for both petrol and diesel V8 models.
Vijay Mallya confirmed a $100m deal giving Sahara India a 42.5% stake in Force India, with the Formula One team rebranded as Sahara Force India.
Saab’s last hope for survival in October 2011, a €70m bridge loan from Chinese firm Youngman, looked set to collapse after reports of a Beijing veto.
Puresport offers passenger drift rides in a BMW E46 M3 at Monza, recreating the famed Nürburgring Ring Taxi experience on Italian tarmac.
Volkswagen delivered 3.81 million passenger cars globally from January to September 2011, driven by strong demand in China and Central Europe and new models like the US-built Passat.
Unofficial photos posted online give the first look at the redesigned BMW 3 Series (F30) cabin, days before the model’s scheduled unveiling in Munich.
Footage from 2011 captures the owner of a Mercedes CLS 350 CDI spraying the car’s interior with a high-pressure hose, risking severe damage to electronics and trim.
Audi delivered around 120,200 vehicles worldwide in September 2011, with strong growth in China, the US and Eastern Europe pushing the brand to new records.
Ferrari has announced its next flagship supercar, the Enzo successor, will pair a mid-mounted V12 with hybrid technology, marking a first for the marque.
Nissan has launched the new Almera in Thailand, introducing a 1.2-litre sedan to the government’s eco-car programme with prices starting at 429,000 baht.
A Romanian man in Ireland was fined after attempting to operate his Fiat Punto as an unlicensed taxi, using a cardboard sign to attract fares.
Continental Tire will invest $500 million in a new Sumter, South Carolina facility, aiming for 1,600 jobs and up to 8 million tyres produced annually by 2021.
Alfa Romeo is set to unveil its first SUV in 2013, targeting the premium compact segment with a model expected to share architecture with Fiat and Chrysler.
Ginetta has launched the G60, a carbon-bodied British sports car powered by a 3.7-litre Ford V6, priced at £68,000 and targeting purist drivers.