BMW 9-Series rumoured as flagship to challenge Mercedes-Maybach S-Class
BMW is reported to be developing a 9-Series saloon aimed directly at the Mercedes-Maybach S-Class, with a possible launch as early as 2017 if approved.
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BMW is reported to be developing a 9-Series saloon aimed directly at the Mercedes-Maybach S-Class, with a possible launch as early as 2017 if approved.
Digital artist Theophilus Chin offers an early look at the fourth-generation Lexus RX, with the production model set for its official reveal at the 2015 Detroit motor show.
Digital renderings preview a sleeker, coupe-inspired Volkswagen Passat CC for 2016, hinting at design changes and likely engine options carried over from the latest Passat saloon.
Ford’s latest trends report examines the attitudes of Generation Z, identifying a tech-savvy, socially aware group expected to reshape future car buying and ownership.
Suzuki has revealed the Alto RS Turbo, a turbocharged kei car based on a new lightweight platform, set for public unveiling at the 2015 Tokyo Auto Salon.
Thousands of vintage American cars survive in Cuba, but legal and practical obstacles mean few are likely to reach US buyers even as diplomatic ties improve.
Ferrari’s only surviving son, Piero Ferrari, has publicly backed Sergio Marchionne’s sweeping changes at Ferrari, including leadership shifts and a new driver line-up for the 2015 Formula One season.
Toyota has launched the Mark X GRMN, a manual-only, V6-powered, rear-drive saloon with uprated chassis and exclusive styling, limited to 100 units for the Japanese market.
A Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat was wrecked just an hour after delivery, with new images revealing the extent of the damage in a Colorado garage yard.
Karl-Thomas Neumann has cautioned senior management that Opel and Vauxhall may miss their 2016 profit goal, citing pressure from weak European and Russian sales.
Ford has closed its Genk assembly plant in Belgium, ending 50 years of production and affecting thousands of workers and suppliers in the region.
BMW has cancelled its scheduled unveiling of a hydrogen fuel cell drive module prototype at the 2015 Detroit Auto Show, quietly withdrawing earlier announcements.
Gisele, known for her viral car videos, appears in a new clip riding in the 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Z06, this time dressed more modestly than some fans might expect.
Auto Express experienced the Audi RS7 Piloted Driving Concept as it demonstrated autonomous high-speed capability, including a driverless lap at Hockenheim completed in just over two minutes.
Fiat Group Automobiles SpA has officially changed its name to FCA Italy SpA, mirroring Chrysler's earlier rebranding to FCA US as part of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' global restructuring.
Toyota has released new teaser images of the 2016 Tacoma, giving the first clear look at the redesigned pickup’s front and rear ahead of its official unveiling at the 2015 Detroit Auto Show.
The updated Citroen C4 arrives with refreshed styling, a revised engine lineup and a new touchscreen interface, aiming to keep the compact hatchback competitive for 2015.
Hyundai has unveiled the facelifted i40 for Europe, introducing updated styling, new technology features and two Euro 6-compliant 1.7-litre diesel engines across saloon and estate variants.
Maserati will bring its first SUV, the Levante, to market by the end of next year, with production set for Turin and a range of V6 and V8 engines planned.
Average fuel efficiency of new cars sold in the US has flatlined at 25.3 mpg, as buyers turn to larger vehicles amid the lowest petrol prices in four years.
Nissan launches the redesigned 2015 Murano in the US, with four trim levels and a standard V6, starting at $29,560 for the base S model.
Audi is preparing to introduce a plug-in hybrid diesel version of the Q7, aiming for both European and US markets after the model’s 2015 debut with conventional engines.
Red Bull’s technical chief Adrian Newey reportedly agreed to join Ferrari for 2015, but withdrew after news of the deal leaked to the Italian press.
A green Lamborghini Huracan was filmed drifting through thick Canadian snow, demonstrating the supercar’s all-weather capabilities and the adaptability of its all-wheel drive system.