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A Ferrari 458 Spider in the Netherlands has received a full-body rust-effect vinyl wrap, challenging supercar styling conventions with a weathered look by Prowrap Professional Carwrapping.
Mercedes proposed a lower-cost Formula One engine supply for €10 million per season in 2014, but customer teams declined the detuned package despite the price cut.
Digital renderings suggest a more aggressive look for the Opel Astra K OPC, hinting at styling cues that could position it against established hot hatch rivals.
Lotus F1 has dismissed claims it was locked out of its hospitality area at Sochi, sharing images to counter speculation before the 2015 Russian Grand Prix.
Porsche has revealed the all-wheel-drive Carrera 4, Carrera 4 Cabriolet and Targa 4 for 2016, each powered by a new 3.0-litre twin-turbo flat-six and featuring revised chassis technology.
BMW has officially pulled the covers off the M4 GTS, a 500hp limited-run special with water injection and a raft of lightweight, track-ready features.
Volkswagen saw registrations fall sharply in Japan and South Korea in September, with the diesel emissions scandal undermining its position in key Asian markets.
Japanese tuner Wald International has launched a body kit for the 2016 Toyota Prius, giving the hybrid hatchback a more aggressive look but leaving its powertrain untouched.
Suzuki has secured approval to build a car manufacturing plant in Gujarat, India, with an initial capacity of 100,000 units and investment of 50 billion yen.
Alfa Romeo readies the Giulietta for 2016 with a facelift inspired by the Giulia, featuring updated styling and expected interior and technology improvements.
Major US and Asian manufacturers posted double-digit gains in September, with strong incentives, cheap credit and a late Labour Day holiday fuelling demand for SUVs and pickups.
Rolls-Royce is preparing to unveil a new generation of its Phantom saloon in 2016, with the current model set to end production after over a decade.
The 1997 Lamborghini Diablo VT Roadster formerly owned by Donald Trump is on the market, with 14,992 miles, Le Mans Blue paint and Trump’s documentation.
Tesla has officially launched the Model X, debuting its all-electric SUV with distinctive Falcon Wing doors, a panoramic windscreen and up to 762bhp in top spec.
Mercedes-Benz is reportedly preparing to bring the next A-Class hatchback to the US market, expanding its compact line-up beyond the CLA four-door coupe.
A Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat crashed into a restored Chevrolet Biscayne while leaving a car meet in the US, with police attending the scene but no injuries reported.
Toyota has announced Australian pricing for the 2016 Hilux, with the entry-level single-cab starting at $20,990 and the top dual-cab 4WD reaching $57,990.
A camouflaged Honda Civic Type R sedan has been photographed testing on European roads, raising questions about the model’s market plans and possible launch outside the US.
Renault’s new Kwid crossover enters the Indian market at just €3,500, offering basic motoring in a compact package and targeting budget-conscious buyers.
Land Rover has confirmed the 2016 Range Rover Evoque for Australia, with updated features, a revised engine line-up and pricing starting at $51,995 AUD.
The American singer has taken delivery of a Lamborghini Aventador Super Veloce finished in red, joining a select group of owners of the 750hp V12 supercar.
Features like lane keeping and adaptive cruise control are easing workloads but may be encouraging drivers to take more risks behind the wheel.
BMW Australia has released pricing for the new X1, with four variants starting at $49,500 and a higher level of standard equipment across the range.
Voting on the proposed four-year deal between Fiat Chrysler and the UAW has met with rejections at major plants, raising the risk of a difficult ratification process.