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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.
The 6.5-metre Mercedes-Maybach S600 Pullman, powered by a 530hp V12, has been captured on video in Germany, highlighting the scale and exclusivity of the marque’s flagship limousine.
The 2011 BMW 520d Touring F11 arrives with a 184 bhp four-cylinder diesel, Auto Start-Stop, and a focus on fleet buyers seeking lower emissions and running costs.
Ford's Taurus and Explorer-based Police Interceptors have passed the pursuit rating test, confirming their readiness for high-speed police operations in the US fleet market.
Chevrolet has launched the right-hand drive Cruze hatchback in the UK, offering buyers a choice of two petrol engines and marking the debut with a Donington Park event.
Mercedes-Benz is preparing to introduce the CLC in 2013, offering front- and four-wheel drive options, turbocharged engines and an AMG variant targeting hot hatch rivals.
A trust handling environmental cleanups at former GM sites says the pre-2009 company failed to pay $13.5 million promised as part of its bankruptcy settlement.
Toyota will adopt Ford’s SmartDeviceLink platform in its vehicles, aiming to reduce reliance on Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and encourage wider industry use.
Mercedes-Benz is set to revive the straight-six engine configuration with a new family of engines, aiming to improve efficiency and replace some V8 units in its larger cars.
Swiss firm GreenGT has revealed the LMPH2, a hydrogen-electric prototype aiming to compete in an experimental class at the 2012 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Brazilian car and light truck sales fell by 6.6% in February, with the Carnival holiday period contributing to a nearly 9% year-on-year decline.
Porsche Design has converted a real 911 GT3 exhaust silencer into a limited-edition 2.1 soundbar, offering 200 watts of power and a price tag of €2,900.
Volkswagen has unveiled the Caddy Edition 30 at the Frankfurt Motor Show, celebrating three decades of its compact van with unique styling and upgraded equipment.
With the Bahrain Grand Prix set to go ahead despite unrest, some F1 sponsors are reconsidering their exposure as organisers insist the event will not be cancelled.
A series of online discussions and informal polls have fuelled the stereotype that men who cheat are more likely to drive BMWs, but the evidence behind the claim is thin.
A Ferrari crash north of Sunset Boulevard left one dead, another critically injured, and forced a lengthy closure of the Pacific Coast Highway as emergency crews responded.
Images of the fourth-generation Toyota RAV4 surfaced online days before its official reveal, showing major design and equipment changes for the popular SUV.
One of only 105 Callaway twin-turbo C4 Corvettes built in 1988, showing just over 10,000 miles, has changed hands on eBay for around $34,000.
Maserati sets UK price for the GranCabrio Sport at £102,615, with first right-hand drive deliveries scheduled for October 2011 and a 450hp V8 under the bonnet.
Dodge has updated its Challenger SRT8 392 for 2012 with new technology, improved performance features and revised fuel-saving capability.
BMW’s M division built a one-off M3 Pickup as an April Fools’ joke in 2011, blending high-performance engineering with a tongue-in-cheek nod to utility vehicles.
SR Auto Group has transformed a Lamborghini Murciélago LP670-4 SuperVeloce into the Project SV Veneto, giving the supercar a striking new look and presence.
Germany’s automotive industry posted record sales and production in 2011, with strong demand in China and the US offsetting weaker results in Western Europe.
US safety regulators are investigating around 20,000 2009 Honda Odyssey minivans after reports of liftgate strut failures that have led to injuries.