Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Production to Begin This Autumn
Dodge is set to start building the supercharged Challenger SRT Hellcat this autumn, with speculation over initial production numbers causing debate among enthusiasts and dealers.
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2011 Chevrolet Volt Earns Top NHTSA Safety Rating
Chevrolet's 2011 Volt plug-in hybrid has secured the highest safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, matching the performance of leading rivals in crash tests.
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Self-driving cars struggle with reliability and public trust
Reports indicate that self-driving cars remain far from flawless, with persistent technical and social obstacles keeping human drivers in the frame for now.
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Mahindra Weighs Bid for Hawker Beechcraft Amid Bankruptcy Talks
Indian conglomerate Mahindra & Mahindra is considering an offer for US aircraft manufacturer Hawker Beechcraft, which is seeking buyers as part of its bankruptcy reorganisation in July 2012.
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Caterham F1 Boss Insists Midfield Ambitions Remain Alive
Tony Fernandes says Caterham's improved 2012 pace keeps hopes of joining Formula One's midfield alive, despite a tough start in Australia and Malaysia.
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Formula One’s Handkammer Technology Inspires Tesla Battery Leap
Graphene-based supercapacitors, developed with input from F1’s energy storage expertise, promise faster charging and lighter batteries for future Tesla electric cars.
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Chevrolet Malibu and Miray Concept Share the Stage in Frankfurt
Chevrolet presented both the new Malibu saloon and the Miray hybrid concept at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show, highlighting its global ambitions and future design direction.
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BMW unveils facelifted X6 for 2013 with revised engines
The 2013 BMW X6 receives updated styling and a refreshed engine line-up, with both petrol and diesel options offering up to 555hp in the X6 M.
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Carlos Sainz Jr. linked to surprise McLaren Formula 1 seat bid
Carlos Sainz Jr., fresh from his World Series title, is now rumoured to be under consideration for a McLaren Formula 1 seat for 2015, according to several media reports.
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Nissan Leaf Becomes First Electric Car to Earn Five-Star Euro NCAP Rating
The Nissan Leaf secured an 89 per cent overall score in Euro NCAP crash tests, making it the first fully electric vehicle to achieve the programme’s top safety rating.
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Volkswagen Drops 'Das Auto' Slogan Amid Image Overhaul
Volkswagen will retire its 'Das Auto' slogan in response to the fallout from the Dieselgate scandal, opting for a more modest brand presentation from 2016.
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Renault Confirms Talks with Mitsubishi, No Alliance Reached
Renault has admitted holding discussions with Mitsubishi in early 2013, but both manufacturers have denied any formal alliance or partnership agreement was made.
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Hamilton agrees Mercedes F1 contract extension to 2018
Lewis Hamilton has reportedly agreed a new deal with Mercedes, extending his Formula One contract through the end of the 2018 season.
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Honda to Recall 200,000 Cars Globally Over Engine Bolt Fault
Honda will recall around 200,000 Stream, Civic and Crossroad models worldwide to fix engine bolts that could cause engines to stall, following dozens of customer reports in Japan.
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Ford Begins Production of New Focus at Vsevolozhsk Plant
Ford has started building the latest-generation Focus near St. Petersburg, offering Russian buyers three body styles and four engine options.
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Villeneuve accuses Andros Trophy organisers of favouritism after Super Besse clash
Jacques Villeneuve and Skoda raised allegations of unfair treatment following the 2011/2012 Andros Trophy finale, after a controversial incident involving Alain Prost.
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EU Law Change Opens Door for Autonomous Cars on European Roads
A new amendment to the Vienna Convention clears legal barriers for self-driving vehicles, allowing European countries to permit autonomous driving technology from May 2014.
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BMW X2 on track for 2017 launch as compact SUV coupe
BMW is preparing the X2, a smaller sibling to the X4 and X6, with plans for both five-door and three-door variants and a 2017 launch.
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Fiat Considers Expanding Panda Range with Larger 'XL' Model
Fiat is reportedly evaluating a larger version of the Panda, potentially called the Panda XL, as it looks to extend the model's appeal into new segments.
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EU Commissioner Presses Volkswagen for Dieselgate Compensation in Europe
Elżbieta Bieńkowska calls on Volkswagen to match US-style goodwill payments for European owners affected by the emissions scandal, citing fairness and company reputation.
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Jaguar Unveils C-X16 Concept and Facelifted XF, XK and XKR-S at 2011 Frankfurt Show
Jaguar showed the C-X16 hybrid sports car concept alongside updated XF and XK ranges and the production XKR-S at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show.
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GM recalls 2012 Buick LaCrosse and Chevy Impala for stability control and steering faults
Over 4,000 Buick LaCrosse sedans and an undisclosed number of Chevrolet Impalas from the 2012 model year are being recalled in the US due to electronic stability control calibration and power steering hose issues.
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Superchips remap lifts Audi A1 1.4 TFSI to 146bhp
Superchips has released an ECU remap for the Audi A1 1.4 TFSI, raising power by 26bhp and cutting the 0-60mph time to 7.8 seconds.
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Ford launches new Police Interceptor for 2011 as Crown Victoria bows out
Ford’s 2011 Police Interceptor arrives to replace the long-serving Crown Victoria, with departments weighing up alternatives including the Dodge Charger and Chevrolet Caprice.