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Amid slowing demand in the West, Bentley aims to make China its second-largest market after the UK, with ambitions to surpass US sales within four years.
Euro NCAP has awarded the Volvo XC60's Whiplash Protection System its highest rating after the SUV excelled in a series of rear-impact safety tests.
Ferrari’s first use of direct petrol injection debuts in the California, with Bosch supplying the complete high-pressure system for the 4.3-litre V8.
Chinese manufacturer Great Wall Motor is recalling nearly 18,000 Hover CUVs built between April 2005 and July 2006 due to a steering gear problem that may cause difficult handling.
BMW will recall 2,500 2008-2009 M3s fitted with the optional double clutch transmission to address a software issue that can lead to engine stalling during rapid deceleration.
Chevrolet has confirmed the 2009 Silverado Hybrid will start at $38,995 for 2WD models, with production beginning December 2008 and deliveries expected in early 2009.
GMC sets Sierra Hybrid at $39,365 and Pontiac G3 at $14,995 as both models prepare to reach American dealerships in early 2009.
Michelin has engineered a new lightweight composite wheel for NASA's next-generation moon rover, offering improved load capacity and traction for future lunar missions.
Autobytel.com and MyRide.com editors have selected the 2009 Kia Borrego as their 'Best Kept Secret', highlighting its strong V6 and V8 options, safety credentials and value.
A high-performance Audi RS6 modified by ABT was severed in half after leaving the road near Goesdorf, yet the driver escaped with only minor injuries.
Audi’s TT RS, caught in pre-production testing, will use a new 2.5-litre turbocharged five-cylinder engine and arrive in coupe and roadster forms in 2009.
Automobili Lamborghini will open a new branch in Beijing at the start of 2009, aiming to expand sales and brand presence across China’s luxury car market.
Swiss tuner Hirsch has revealed its 2009 Saab 9-3 Cabrio upgrade, adding a carbon fibre body kit, 300hp from the V6, and uprated chassis hardware.
Maserati's MC12 set a 7:24.29 lap time at the Nürburgring Nordschleife in 2008, but the production car record remained with the Dodge Viper ACR.
Volkswagen's market capitalisation reached $127.5 billion, surpassing Toyota amid global financial turmoil and shifting demand away from large SUVs and pickups.
J.D. Power data shows a 9.2% fall in new car registrations across Western Europe in September 2008, with Ireland, Spain and the UK hit hardest.
The third-generation Renault Mégane arrives with fresh styling, lighter construction and a choice of efficient petrol and diesel engines, targeting the C-segment with hatchback and coupé bodies.
Citroën marked the 2CV’s 60th birthday at the 2008 Paris Motor Show with a one-off Hermès edition, featuring bespoke leather and canvas detailing throughout.
Citroën’s Hypnos concept, revealed with a diesel-electric hybrid drivetrain and advanced cabin technology, points to the brand’s ambitions in the crossover SUV segment.
Seat has unveiled the Exeo, its first B-segment saloon, at the Paris Motor Show, offering six Euro 5-compliant engines and a choice of three trim levels from spring 2009.
BMW’s new Gifts package features branded watches, sunglasses, cycling gear and more, with prices ranging from under $50 to $1,200, available from mid-October.
Nissan notified US regulators it will recall 204,361 vehicles built in 2007 and 2008 due to a faulty passenger airbag sensor that could prevent deployment in a crash.
BMW has officially revealed the X1 Concept, previewing its smallest X model yet, with production expected in 2009 and a public debut set for the Paris show.
A power steering defect has prompted Mercedes-Benz to recall almost 103,000 M-Class SUVs from model years 1998 to 2003 in the United States, according to NHTSA.