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Volvo has issued a recall for certain 2008-2010 S80, 2009-2010 XC70 and 2010 XC60 models to address a software issue that could cause engine stalling.
Toyota's F1 team boss says the company's future in the sport is uncertain, citing financial results and unresolved cost-cutting efforts as key factors.
The 2010 Nissan Murano arrives in US showrooms with a new front-wheel drive LE model, updated standard features across the range and revised options for buyers.
SEAT used the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show to unveil the Ibiza Concept IBZ, a near-production estate previewing a new family-sized variant for European launch in 2010.
Suzuki has introduced the 1.9 DDiS diesel engine to its Grand Vitara 5-door range, offering improved efficiency, lower emissions and two trim levels from £17,975.
Twenty Audi vehicles from five model lines completed a nine-day, 4,182km drive from Norway to Italy, highlighting both fuel-efficient and high-performance models.
The 2010 Infiniti EX35 arrives in US showrooms with a starting price of $33,800, featuring updated tech options and revised equipment for the new model year.
Porsche’s stand at the 2009 Frankfurt Auto Show featured the debut of four new 911 variants and the European launch of the Panamera Gran Turismo.
Rubens Barrichello claimed victory at Monza, heading a Brawn GP one-two as Lewis Hamilton crashed out on the final lap and Ferrari salvaged a podium on home soil.
The SLS AMG revives the iconic gullwing format with a 6.3-litre V8, 0–100km/h in 3.8 seconds and a striking aluminium spaceframe body.
Bugatti revealed the 16C Galibier concept in September 2009, previewing a luxury four-door with an 8.0-litre W16 engine and carbon-aluminium construction.
Negotiations between Ford and Geely over the sale of Volvo remained at a standstill in late September 2009, with regulatory and financial hurdles still unresolved.
Strong demand from private buyers pushed Beijing’s new car sales to 2,000 per day in August 2009, nearly doubling the city’s sales rate compared to the previous year.
The 2010 Lexus GS 450h arrives with revised safety technology, a new navigation system, updated audio options and fresh styling details for buyers seeking a premium hybrid saloon.
Lamborghini has revealed the Reventon Roadster, a 650hp V12 supercar limited to just 20 units and priced at €1.2 million, ahead of customer deliveries in 2010.
German tuner ABT has revealed a performance and styling package for the new VW Polo, boosting diesel and petrol outputs and adding visual tweaks.
Production at General Motors factories in São Paulo state halted as workers demand higher wage increases and bonuses, disrupting output during a peak sales period.
After rapid expansion, InAutoNews has shifted to a dedicated server in a downtown Chicago data centre, aiming to handle increased traffic and a large automotive image archive.
Toyota's Tsutsumi factory in Japan powers Prius production with solar energy, advanced waste management and innovative green technologies, influencing global manufacturing practices.
Labour representatives at Opel push for a two-year guarantee to keep all European factories open as Magna prepares to take control from General Motors.
Bentley revealed the Mulsanne at Pebble Beach in 2009, introducing a new, Crewe-designed luxury saloon to succeed the Arnage and revive a historic name.
Maserati will unveil the GranCabrio, its first four-seater convertible, at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, expanding its line-up alongside the GranTurismo and Quattroporte.
Honda's new online comparator lets buyers and fleet managers compare up to five cars on whole life costs, emissions, tax and key features, using independent data from CAP Monitor.
Passenger vehicle sales in China surged by more than 70 percent year-on-year in July 2009, cementing the country's position as the world's largest car market.