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Ford will reveal the production version of its 2015 Everest SUV on 14 November, promising a Ranger-based platform, diesel engines and new tech features.
Canadian tuner SR Auto Group has given the BMW i3 a visual update, fitting the electric hatchback with bespoke PUR LG04 wheels featuring a custom flat lip.
Stefano Domenicali, former Ferrari F1 team principal, will join Audi in Ingolstadt on 1 November 2014, focusing on service and mobility projects.
A Dubai dealership is offering a delivery-mileage Porsche 918 Spyder finished in metallic silver with a red interior, presenting a rare opportunity for collectors.
China’s government is finalising a draft policy to let new carmakers develop and sell electric vehicles, aiming to boost competition and accelerate clean transport adoption.
AutoNation, the largest car retailer in the US, has stopped selling used vehicles affected by the Takata airbag recall, responding to safety warnings from federal regulators.
Toyota has unveiled custom DUB Editions of the Sienna and Yaris ahead of their official debut at the 2014 SEMA Show, each featuring bold styling and upgraded interiors.
Mazda’s new-generation Mazda2 arrives in Australian showrooms on 1 November 2014, offering updated technology, revised engines and sharper pricing across three trim levels.
Mark Fields, newly appointed as Ford CEO, is preparing a multiyear overhaul of Lincoln, with investment reportedly reaching $5 billion to reposition the brand against global luxury rivals.
Limited to 2,500 units, the 2015 Avalon Touring Sport Edition features unique styling and interior upgrades, celebrating two decades of Toyota’s flagship saloon.
A Ferrari F50, one of only 349 built, suffered heavy rear damage after leaving the road and striking a lamp post in the UK.
Toyota has sold part of its holding in Tesla, following Daimler’s full divestment, as cooperation between traditional manufacturers and the US electric car firm shifts focus.
A camouflaged prototype believed to be the Audi RS3 Sedan has been spotted in testing, hinting at a more powerful saloon to join the A3 range.
AA figures show a 1.2% increase in average car insurance premiums in the third quarter of 2014, reversing two years of falling prices driven by intense competition.
Hyundai has refreshed the 2015 Santa Fe and Santa Fe Sport with chassis improvements, upgraded steering electronics and added features, aiming for better handling and equipment.
BMW is developing a more extreme i8S hybrid, with sources pointing to uprated powertrains and sharper dynamics as part of the marque’s centenary plans.
Nissan’s 2015 Pathfinder arrives in US dealerships with a starting price of $29,510, bringing updated features and new option packages to the three-row SUV.
Gene Haas says his new Formula One team will stick to its 2016 debut plans, despite Bernie Ecclestone’s remarks about smaller teams and the sport’s future structure.
The 2015 Volkswagen Beetle Classic arrives in the US market with retro styling cues, a 1.8-litre turbo engine and a starting price of $20,195 for the coupe.
A Lamborghini Reventón with just 688 km on the clock is listed in Dubai, offering collectors one of only 20 customer cars built in 2008.
Dodge’s 2015 Charger SRT Hellcat launches in the United States with a 707hp supercharged V8 and a starting price of $63,995 including gas guzzler tax.
Nissan has announced US pricing for the 2015 Pathfinder, with the entry-level model set at $29,510 and the top-spec Platinum 4WD reaching $43,100 before destination charges.
A new joint venture in Oldbury aims to recycle up to 99% of scrapped vehicles, using gasification technology to exceed EU targets and reduce landfill waste.
Patent images of the 2015 Porsche 911 GT3 RS have emerged online, showing key aerodynamic changes and track-focused features ahead of the model’s expected debut.