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Toyota has announced a 20 percent reduction in manager bonuses following its large-scale US recall and a second consecutive year of financial losses.
Jeremy Clarkson drives the rear-wheel-drive Lamborghini Gallardo LP550-2 Balboni while Hammond and May tackle a rally car challenge in this November 2009 episode.
Auto Bild readers select the Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4 Spyder as their top sports car for 2009, recognising its performance, design and four-wheel-drive capability.
With Koenigsegg out, GM faces a critical decision on Saab’s future as BAIC and Merbanco express interest ahead of a board meeting in December 2009.
London-based EcoCa Ltd is developing a two-seater microcar aimed at the Indian market, targeting a price nearly $500 below the Tata Nano and promising high fuel efficiency.
From Moscow’s Maybachs to a Ferrari Enzo in Oman, these ten taxis redefine what it means to hail a ride, offering passengers supercar comfort and eye-watering fares.
Fresh reports suggest Chinese automakers could one day own General Motors, but experts and recent history point to major obstacles and shifting global priorities.
SRT engineer Chris Winkler piloted a 2010 Dodge Viper SRT10 ACR to a new 1:33.915 lap record for production cars at Laguna Seca, beating the previous mark by over a second.
General Motors confirmed Koenigsegg Group AB has abandoned its planned purchase of Saab, leaving the Swedish brand's future uncertain as of November 2009.
BMW has unveiled the 2010 5 Series saloon, introducing new engines, a sharper design and advanced chassis technology at its Munich launch event.
Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May test the Corvette ZR1 and Audi R8 V10, then attempt to build their own electric car, with Michael Sheen as the studio guest.
The all-new Acura ZDX, a four-door sports coupe with all-wheel drive and a 3.7-litre V6, will reach US showrooms from 15 December 2009 with a starting price of $45,495.
The updated Honda CR-V, now featuring a new 2.2-litre i-DTEC diesel and improved refinement, will start at £20,175 when it reaches UK showrooms in January 2010.
BMW's first hybrid SUV, the ActiveHybrid X6, will reach US showrooms in December 2009 with a base price of $89,725 including destination.
BMW’s 550i Gran Turismo, the first 5 Series GT to reach the US, will arrive in December 2009 with a twin-turbo V8 and an extensive options list.
Speculation grows around Michael Schumacher’s possible comeback with Mercedes GP in 2010, following his departure from an advisory role at Ferrari.
BMW and Brilliance Auto will invest $735 million to boost annual output in Shenyang to 75,000 vehicles, with a further plant planned for 2010.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety named 27 vehicles as 2010 Top Safety Picks, with models from Buick, Audi and Honda leading their categories.
Nissan’s NV200 has secured the International Van of the Year 2010 award in Europe, recognised for its interior space, packaging and versatility among compact light commercial vehicles.
Aston Martin, Ferrari and Lamborghini supercars star as Top Gear’s presenters tackle Romania’s Transfagarasan Highway and compare luxury saloons in the series 14 opener.
Volkswagen Group of America is investing $125 million to establish flagship Audi and Volkswagen dealerships on Manhattan’s 11th Avenue, aiming to boost its US market presence from 2010.
Bosch's Night Vision plus system, launched in 2009, uses infrared technology to identify and highlight pedestrians at night, debuting in the Mercedes-Benz E-Class and S-Class.
Volvo has released the first official images of its all-new S60, a sportier saloon set for Geneva debut in March 2010 with new safety features and dynamic design.
Audi targets 30,000 vehicle sales in Russia by 2015, banking on a market rebound despite a sharp downturn and expanding its presence among premium brands.