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Jeep will launch the Grand Cherokee Trackhawk fitted with the supercharged Hellcat V8 next year, confirming long-standing rumours about a 700-horsepower SUV flagship.
Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz have both impressed at Toro Rosso, leaving Red Bull with a rare choice between two standout junior drivers for a possible senior seat.
The FIA is investigating whether Ferrari’s coded pit board message in Bahrain breached Formula One’s tightened radio and communication rules.
Japanese media reports suggest Lexus could be developing a new LFA supercar, potentially with a hybrid V8 and a major power hike over the original.
The latest Avensis facelift brings a BMW-sourced diesel and improved safety tech, but faces an uphill battle in a shrinking D-segment dominated by fleet buyers.
Americans drove a record 3.15 trillion miles in 2015, fuelled by low petrol prices and surging vehicle sales, according to Federal Highway Administration data.
Mercedes has indicated it would allow Lewis Hamilton to test a MotoGP bike, with support from Yamaha and key sponsors making the proposal feasible.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has condemned the move to retain Formula One's controversial elimination qualifying system for the Bahrain Grand Prix, despite strong opposition from teams after its troubled debut in Melbourne.
GM has not confirmed the end of the Chevrolet SS, with Camaro chief engineer hinting at the possibility of a successor not based on the Australian Holden platform.
A report suggests Max Verstappen may exit the Red Bull programme for 2017 if he is not promoted from Toro Rosso, fuelling speculation about his future.
A Delft University team has modified a Hyundai ix35 Fuel Cell SUV to supply up to 10kW of clean electricity to homes or the grid, demonstrating hydrogen vehicles' potential beyond transport.
The upcoming Brabus versions of the Smart ForTwo and ForFour have been photographed without camouflage, revealing new styling and performance cues before their official unveiling.
Alaska drivers face the highest average car repair bills in the US, with costs 17 percent above the national average, according to RepairPal’s latest index.
Honda and Hitachi have created a breath-based alcohol sensor that can be integrated into a car’s smart key, aiming to prevent drink-driving before the driver even enters the vehicle.
Subaru takes Best Overall Brand and Most Trusted Brand, while Lexus leads the luxury segment in Kelley Blue Book’s 2016 Brand Image Awards based on US buyer perceptions.
Monza’s future as host of the Italian Grand Prix remains uncertain as negotiations with Formula One Management stall, but circuit operators insist efforts continue to secure a new deal.
Max Verstappen’s frustration at the 2016 Australian Grand Prix drew criticism, but support from his father Jos and fellow Dutch racer Tom Coronel has shifted the focus to his racing spirit.
Hyundai is preparing to reveal a next-generation hydrogen fuel cell SUV in 2017, aiming for improved affordability and practicality over the outgoing ix35 Fuel Cell.
German tuner Manhart Performance has unveiled the F300, a Mini John Cooper Works upgrade delivering 300hp and a distinctive look, alongside chassis and interior enhancements.
Honda will unveil the US-market Clarity Fuel Cell at the New York Auto Show, offering a 300-mile range and five-seat practicality ahead of its California launch.
Jost Capito, head of Volkswagen’s rally programme and incoming McLaren CEO, says Formula One remains under consideration for VW but cites instability and costs as barriers.
Helmut Marko insists Daniel Ricciardo is tied to Red Bull by a firm contract, dismissing fresh speculation of a possible switch to Ferrari for the 2017 Formula One season.
Ford recorded its strongest ever January-February SUV sales in the US, with millennials and women buyers emerging as key growth drivers for the brand.
Following its best-ever financial year, Porsche will pay a special €8,911 bonus to around 15,600 employees, recognising their contribution to the company’s 2015 results.