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Brabus has revealed its 850 6.0 Biturbo, a heavily modified Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG with a 5,912cc V8, 850hp and a claimed top speed above 350km/h.
Honda’s next-generation Civic Type R has been spotted without camouflage during testing at the Nürburgring, revealing its production-ready styling and confirming key details of the hot hatch.
Volkswagen's seventh-generation Golf arrives in the US for 2015 with a starting price of $17,995, offering new engines, updated tech and a streamlined trim structure.
Chrysler began shipping the redesigned 200 sedan in May 2014, aiming to revive sales after a first-quarter shortfall and to meet ambitious growth targets set by Fiat Chrysler.
Manufacturers and tech firms are pushing self-driving technology, but questions remain over driver enjoyment, job losses and public trust in letting go of the wheel.
The parents of Brooke Melton, who died in a 2010 Chevrolet Cobalt crash, allege General Motors hid critical information about the faulty ignition switch.
Digital renderings preview the next-generation Mazda MX-5, hinting at a lighter, smaller roadster with Kodo-inspired styling ahead of its official unveiling later in 2014.
Rumours at the 2014 Spanish Grand Prix link Fernando Alonso to a Mercedes seat and Adrian Newey to a Ferrari technical role, but senior figures publicly deny any imminent moves.
Hyundai’s 2015 Genesis saloon has received the IIHS Top Safety Pick+ award after excelling in crash tests and offering advanced crash avoidance technology.
A leaked image reveals the updated Peugeot 508’s redesigned front end and new lighting signature, with further technical details expected closer to its late 2014 debut.
Ford will start taking orders for the 2015 Mustang across Europe on 24 May, with the launch timed to coincide with the UEFA Champions League Final.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will expand the Chrysler brand from three to six models by 2018, repositioning it as its mainstream offering for North America.
Production of the Dodge Grand Caravan will end by late 2014 or early 2015, with Chrysler focusing on the Town & Country and a future replacement.
Dodge will add an all-wheel-drive SRT version to the Dart range, confirming plans for a performance-focused model as SRT is absorbed into the Dodge brand.
Porsche’s next-generation Panamera has been caught on video tackling the Nürburgring, offering a first look at the saloon’s major redesign ahead of its expected 2017 launch.
Even with generous tax breaks and government support, electric cars accounted for less than 1% of new vehicle sales worldwide in 2013, with only a few regional exceptions.
Skoda will unveil the next generation Fabia at the Paris Motor Show in October 2014, confirming a major redesign and new engine options but no RS or estate variants.
Skoda has introduced the 2015 Yeti to the Australian market with a revised range, three engine options and pricing starting at $23,490 for the entry-level model.
Renault has launched the Captur Helly Hansen Special Edition in Europe, pairing outdoor-inspired styling with the debut of the Extended Grip system on the compact crossover.
Digital artwork previews a possible 2015 Volkswagen Polo R, showing a more aggressive look and hinting at a hot hatch positioned above the Polo GTI.
The 2015 Mazda MX-5 starts from $24,765 in the US, while the limited-run 25th Anniversary edition is priced from $33,000, both including destination charges.
Mercedes-Benz and BMW held the top spots in April US luxury sales, but Lexus posted the fastest growth, while Acura, Cadillac and Lincoln trailed the German brands.
The 2015 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6x6 comes with a revised price tag and additional standard features, as the manufacturer confirms production will remain limited.
General Motors is recalling certain 2013 Cadillac SRX crossovers with 3.6-litre engines to address a lag in acceleration caused by TCM programming.