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Thirteen new Mercedes-Benz vehicles at a Tonbridge dealership were left without wheels after thieves broke into a secure facility and removed alloys worth £18,000.
A fresh rendering of the 2014 Toyota Corolla has surfaced online, offering another look at the next-generation saloon before its expected official unveiling later in 2013.
Skoda delivered 83,800 vehicles worldwide in March, down 12% year-on-year, with the Octavia model changeover and weak European demand weighing on results.
The Dubai police have taken delivery of a Lamborghini Aventador, joining a growing collection of high-performance patrol cars in the emirate.
Alfa Romeo plans to triple global sales to over 300,000 vehicles by 2016, banking on fresh models and a renewed push into the US market after nearly two decades away.
Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors have surpassed 50 million vehicles sold worldwide, with the milestone reached as shipments of Avante, i30 and Tucson ix models left for the US in early 2013.
Vitantonio Liuzzi leads a Mercedes 1-2 for Romeo Ferraris at Monza, with the C63 AMG Coupé sweeping the podium in both Superstars International Series races.
Digital renderings show the likely design direction for the Mitsubishi Mirage Sedan, previewing the production model following the G4 Concept’s debut in Bangkok.
The US safety agency is preparing to add a new rating for crash-avoidance technology, aiming to highlight vehicles that help drivers avoid accidents as well as survive them.
The new Volkswagen Golf Mk7 GTI arrives in the UK from £25,895, offering two power outputs and a choice of three- or five-door body styles.
BMW has revealed the X4 Concept, previewing a new SUV-coupé set for its first public appearance at the 2013 Shanghai Motor Show.
Lexus will debut a production-ready hybrid compact SUV at the 2014 Geneva motor show, targeting the BMW X1 and Audi Q3 with a model based on the Toyota RAV4.
General Motors and Opel leaders will meet Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin on 11 April, as the future of the Bochum plant and jobs at the German subsidiary remain in question.
MINI spotlights the performance-focused Countryman John Cooper Works with a new video, highlighting its 218hp engine, distinctive styling and options for buyers.
The six-mile facility in Florida, previously used by Ford and Harley-Davidson, will support Chrysler’s year-round vehicle testing after four years of inactivity.
Mitsubishi has issued three recalls for the 2013 Outlander Sport in the United States, covering over 4,500 vehicles with brake light, fuel system and shift lever defects.
Porsche has declined to dismiss reports linking Red Bull’s Mark Webber with a 2014 Le Mans prototype drive, as the Australian’s Formula One future remains in question.
General Motors delivered 290,538 vehicles in China in March 2013, lifting first-quarter sales to a record 816,373 units as Buick, Wuling and Cadillac posted strong gains.
Honda's CR-V finished 2012 as the world's best-selling SUV, with over 635,000 units sold, ahead of Hyundai's ix35 and Volkswagen's Tiguan.
Christian Horner argued that top Formula One drivers such as Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton would have acted as Sebastian Vettel did in Malaysia, prioritising victory over instructions.
The hero car from the 2000 film, built by Cinema Vehicle Services and Chip Foose, will cross the block at Mecum’s Indianapolis sale on 18 May.
Unofficial images of the 2014 Citroën C4 Picasso have surfaced online, showing the production MPV’s exterior and interior ahead of its official launch.
Chrysler’s US sales rose 5% year-on-year in March 2013, with the Dodge Dart compact and Chrysler 200 leading the growth as the company outpaced analyst forecasts.
Ford is recalling over 3,000 Taurus, Explorer and Lincoln MKS vehicles in the US to address a fuel tank defect that could increase fire risk after a collision.