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A Ferrari California rented in Miami was heavily damaged after the driver, reportedly lacking experience with high-powered cars, lost control and crashed.
Volkswagen will launch 60 new and refreshed models by the end of 2013 and expand its dealer network in emerging markets to offset falling sales in Europe.
BMW has introduced the updated 7 Series saloon to the Indian market, offering a choice of four variants with prices starting at Rs. 92.90 lakh.
Mercedes-Benz has officially confirmed the CLA Shooting Brake, set to join the A-Class family in 2014 as a stylish estate alternative.
The 2014 Unimog and Econic gain Euro 6 engines, revised cabins and fresh styling, with production set for September and sales later in the year.
Kendra Wilkinson, former Playboy model and television personality, was treated for minor injuries after her Audi A7 collided with a Ford Escape on a California highway in April 2013.
Electric and hybrid vehicles took centre stage at the 15th Shanghai International Auto Show, with foreign brands outnumbering local entries in the new energy segment for the first time.
GM plans to triple Cadillac sales in China by 2015 by expanding into tier-two and tier-three cities, increasing local production, and adding new dealerships.
Felipe Massa experienced two tyre failures during the 2013 Bahrain Grand Prix, intensifying scrutiny of Pirelli’s Formula One tyres and prompting calls for a deeper investigation into their safety.
Renault brought the Alpine A110-50 Concept to the 2013 Shanghai Motor Show, showcasing the brand's heritage and future ambitions to the Chinese market.
Sergio Perez’s aggressive approach in the 2013 Bahrain Grand Prix led to a heated on-track battle and post-race criticism from Jenson Button and McLaren management.
Volkswagen has previewed the Lavida Variant estate with teaser billboards in China, ahead of its official unveiling at the 2013 Shanghai Motor Show.
A leaked photograph has revealed the front-end styling of the 2014 Cadillac Escalade, offering an early look at the new generation’s design ahead of its official debut.
Nissan, Honda and other Japanese manufacturers are shifting more sourcing to Chinese suppliers to lower costs and compete with domestic rivals in China’s booming entry-level car market.
A Chevrolet dealer in Louisiana accepted a 1914 Ford Model T, 1970 Cadillac Eldorado and 1980 Corvette as a straight swap for a new Corvette Stingray in 2013.
Jeep has introduced the 2014 Cherokee to the Chinese market under the name Zi You Guang, with its international debut set for the 2013 Shanghai Motor Show.
Ongoing industrial action at Hyundai’s South Korean plants has led to a production shortfall of 41,000 vehicles and losses exceeding $730 million.
Edmunds.com and PCWorld/TechHive have named the 2013 Audi A8 the best overall high-tech car, highlighting its advanced connectivity and onboard technology features.
Daimler has sold its remaining 7.5% stake in EADS for €2.2 billion, closing a decade-long investment in the Airbus parent to focus on its core automotive business.
After weeks of industrial action and threatened production moves, Dacia and its Mioveni plant workforce have agreed a pay deal including a 6% salary increase and a higher bonus.
Comedian and actor Kevin Hart was arrested by California Highway Patrol on Sunday, 14 April 2013, after allegedly driving under the influence in a Mercedes at high speed.
Reid Bigland takes over leadership of the Ram truck brand following Fred Diaz’s exit to Nissan, while retaining his US sales and Chrysler Canada roles.
McLaren’s Martin Whitmarsh and several drivers criticised the rapid tyre degradation seen at the Chinese Grand Prix, raising questions about the direction of Formula One racing.
Digital renderings preview a possible look for the anticipated 2015 Corvette Stingray ZR1, hinting at aggressive styling and a supercharged V8 with up to 700bhp.