McLaren to Add 675LT Spider in 2016 Line-Up
McLaren is preparing to launch a 675LT Spider in 2016, expanding its Super Series range with an open-top version of the track-focused 675LT coupe.
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McLaren is preparing to launch a 675LT Spider in 2016, expanding its Super Series range with an open-top version of the track-focused 675LT coupe.
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Volkswagen’s finance chief has dismissed speculation of acquisitions or mergers, confirming the group is concentrating on talks to raise its stake in its Chinese joint venture with FAW.
Stephen Wong and other Chinese entrepreneurs are adapting Tesla’s business strategies as they invest in China’s fast-growing electric commercial vehicle sector.
Toyota will seek approval to issue up to 150 million new Model AA shares, raising about ¥500 billion to support long-term hydrogen and fuel cell development.
Mitsubishi has released Australian pricing for the 2016 Triton, with the entry-level single-cab 4x2 manual starting at $24,490 and the range-topping Exceed at $47,490.
Holden has introduced the Cascada convertible to Australia, offering two variants with a 1.6-litre turbo engine, electric roof and premium features.
The 2016 Chevrolet Corvette introduces three fresh design packages, updated colour choices and new features as it prepares to reach dealers later this year.
Spanish motorsport chief Carlos Gracia says Fernando Alonso was aware Ferrari’s 2015 Formula One car would be much improved, but left for McLaren regardless.
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