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Chevrolet has officially unveiled the 2010 Camaro, confirming LS, LT and SS trims with a choice of V6 and V8 engines, ahead of its early 2009 showroom arrival.
Land Rover introduced the Range Rover Sport Autobiography limited edition at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, offering exclusive styling and luxury features with only 500 units for the UK.
National Geographic’s Ultimate Factory series offered a rare look inside the multi-stage process behind the Rolls-Royce Phantom, from German chassis construction to bespoke finishing at Goodwood.
Volkswagen has launched the Golf Plus BlueMotion in the UK, pairing a 1.6-litre diesel with efficiency upgrades to deliver 65.7mpg and 114g/km CO2.
Audi has introduced its start-stop system on the A3 1.6 TDI and 1.4 TFSI models with S tronic dual-clutch automatic, aiming to cut fuel use and emissions in urban driving.
BMW confirmed plans in September 2009 to produce two additional Mini models at its Oxford facility, aiming to expand capacity and secure jobs at the UK site.
Dongfeng-Citroën will introduce its locally assembled C5 saloon next month, targeting China’s mid-size segment with three petrol engines and localised design changes.
Used Car Expert's data shows the Skoda Superb retains just 46% of its value after three years, ranking it lowest among mainstream family cars for depreciation in 2009.
Chevrolet will reintroduce the Caprice as a purpose-built Police Patrol Vehicle in early 2011, offering a rear-drive V8 saloon designed specifically for law enforcement.
Audi introduces the A3 1.6 TDI with 99g/km CO2 emissions, offering buyers a five-speed diesel hatchback that meets sub-100g/km tax bands without sacrificing usable performance.
McLaren Automotive has unveiled the MP4-12C, a carbon-fibre supercar with a 600bhp twin-turbo V8, signalling its ambition to compete directly with established sports car rivals from 2011.
Ford’s sale of Volvo to China’s Geely could be finalised by the end of August 2009, with a local Swedish partner set to take a minority stake.
Alpine’s multi camera system combines real-time video and navigation data to help eliminate blind spots and improve manoeuvring for trucks and buses.
Audi introduces the A4 allroad Quattro, combining estate practicality with increased ground clearance and standard all-wheel drive, arriving at European dealers from early summer 2009.
Honda has released new images and specifications for the 2010 Accord Crosstour, a crossover combining Accord refinement with increased versatility and a unique cargo system.
German tuner AVUS Performance has transformed the Audi TT RS with a 460hp package, revised suspension and a striking matt black finish, pushing the coupe deep into supercar territory.
The Volvo S60 Concept, unveiled at the 2009 Detroit Auto Show, introduced Valeo's new generation of LED lighting technology across its headlamps and signal lamps.
Controlled Power Technologies has announced its switched reluctance electric supercharger is now production-ready, targeting carmakers seeking lower emissions and improved engine response.
Alfa Romeo’s MiTo supermini secured a five-star result in the 2008 Euro NCAP crash tests, scoring 36 out of 37 for adult occupant protection.
Volkswagen’s updated RNS 510 navigation system, unveiled at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, introduces voice control and enhanced multimedia travel guide features for improved usability.
Alfa Romeo's UK registrations nearly tripled in September 2009, driven by the MiTo and supported by the 159, Brera and Spider, despite a challenging market.
BMW will begin selling Allianz car insurance products through its dealerships, targeting leasing customers and aiming to boost revenue amid a challenging market.
Navigon’s MobileNavigator for iPhone receives a free update, introducing text-to-speech, iPod controls and location sharing for North American users.
The Sprinter van receives a new generation of diesel engines, an ECO Gear six-speed manual and start/stop technology as part of Mercedes-Benz’s BlueEFFICIENCY rollout in late 2009.