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Chevrolet’s next-generation Cruze hatchback, previewed in renderings, hints at a more versatile body style and updated engineering for global markets.
The 2011 contract negotiations between the UAW and Detroit’s big three automakers set the tone for US auto labour relations in the post-crisis recovery.
Unreleased photos show Toyota’s updated Land Cruiser with restyled front and rear, fresh detailing and a revised interior ahead of its official debut.
Takahiro Hachigo, newly appointed as Honda CEO, has dismissed speculation that the company will financially support airbag supplier Takata amid the ongoing recall crisis.
Ferrari’s poor showing at the 2015 British Grand Prix has left the team and Italian press questioning its development pace as rivals Mercedes and Williams pull ahead.
Fernando Alonso has moved to explain comments made at Silverstone, insisting he was not telling McLaren fans to stop watching F1 as the team fights through a difficult season.
The Dodge Charger SRT 392 appears in a new photo shoot, highlighting its red finish, Vossen wheels and 485hp V8 away from the Hellcat spotlight.
Ford has initiated a recall of over 430,000 vehicles in North America after discovering a software issue that can prevent engines from shutting off as intended.
A rare, unused Lamborghini Aventador SV finished in Rosso Mars is now available through a Dubai dealership, offering collectors a chance at one of only 600 built.
Ford Mustang sales jumped 40 percent and Dodge’s Hellcat models sold out for 2015 as American muscle cars find new buyers despite earlier predictions of their decline.
Fiat has unveiled the 2016 500, introducing modest exterior tweaks, new colours and upgraded infotainment, while retaining its familiar city-car formula.
A new car factory worth $1.9 billion is being considered by an Indian automaker, with Poland and Slovakia both seeking to secure the investment and its 350,000-unit annual capacity.
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has indicated a willingness to discuss engine development rule changes to help struggling rivals Renault and Honda narrow the performance gap.
McLaren-Honda’s poor 2015 Formula One campaign has led to questions over the futures of Yasuhisa Arai and Eric Boullier, with both men facing scrutiny as results fail to improve.
Mazda has unveiled the 2016 Mazda3 for the US, cutting the entry price by $600 and adding rearview cameras as standard across the range.
A digital rendering of the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio Sportwagon sparks speculation about a high-performance estate, though there is no official confirmation from Alfa Romeo.
Nissan has reduced the starting price of the 2015 Patrol V8 in Australia by over $23,000, now undercutting the Toyota Land Cruiser.
The Peugeot 2008 Urban Cross, based on the Active trim, brings exclusive styling, upgraded features and a choice of petrol or diesel engines to UK buyers.
Digital renders of the anticipated 2017 Audi RS4 Avant suggest an evolutionary design, as speculation grows about its powertrain and launch timing.
Scion has confirmed US pricing for the 2016 iA saloon and iM hatchback, with both models positioned as value-focused entries targeting younger buyers.
Jury names 19 cars and 21 trucks and SUVs as contenders for the 2016 NACTOY awards, with winners to be announced at the Detroit Auto Show in January.
Hyundai has released UK pricing and specifications for the third-generation Tucson, with the entry-level S grade starting at £18,695 and first deliveries due in September.
The updated Mercedes-Benz A45 AMG brings more power, sharper styling and enhanced chassis tech, moving ahead of the Audi RS3 Sportback in output.
Audi has revealed the 2016 A4 in both saloon and Avant estate forms, featuring a lighter platform, revised engines and a fully overhauled interior.