Writes on manufacturing, model launches and the business behind them.
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Saad Chehab has stepped down as Maserati’s global marketing chief, leaving the Italian luxury brand as it pushes to expand its model range and global presence.
Bernie Ecclestone says Formula One will know within a month if teams will be allowed to field three cars each, as several outfits face an uncertain future.
Niki Lauda plans to confront Bernie Ecclestone in London following Mercedes’ minimal screen time during the Japanese Grand Prix, sparking questions over the F1 broadcast feed.
A university study in the US uncovered Volkswagen’s use of defeat devices in diesel cars, triggering a global scandal and regulatory investigations.
After dominating at Monza, Mercedes struggled for pace in Singapore, leaving the team searching for answers while firmly denying paddock conspiracy theories.
Subaru has updated the Crosstrek for 2016 with revised styling, new safety features and a refreshed interior, ahead of its US launch in autumn.
Ferrari has revealed the 488 Spider at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show, introducing its new open-top supercar with a 670hp twin-turbo V8 and retractable hardtop.
Bentley has released a new teaser video highlighting the Bentayga SUV’s performance ahead of its world debut at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show.
Jenson Button is expected to stay with McLaren-Honda for the 2016 Formula One season, even as the team faces sponsorship uncertainty and financial strain.
Luca di Montezemolo says warnings about Monza’s future on the Formula One calendar have become routine, as Bernie Ecclestone seeks a higher fee for the Italian Grand Prix.
Matteo Renzi has publicly told Bernie Ecclestone to keep Monza on the Formula One calendar, as contract talks for the Italian Grand Prix remain unresolved beyond 2016.
An international arbitration tribunal has instructed Volkswagen to sell its entire stake in Suzuki, ending a four-year dispute over the failed alliance between the two manufacturers.
Istanbul Park, once host to the Turkish Grand Prix, is being converted into a large-scale used car dealership after a decade-long absence from Formula One.
A rare Ferrari 250 GTO was among the highlights at the 2015 Mondorf Concours d’Elegance in Luxembourg, offering visitors a close look at one of the world’s most valuable classics.
McLaren-Honda used the revised engine penalty rules at the 2015 Belgian Grand Prix to amass over 100 grid places’ worth of penalties without further race sanctions, prompting FIA concern.
Ford is negotiating with the UAW to bring back the Ranger as a midsize pickup, with plans to build it at the Michigan Assembly Plant from 2018.
Kia has officially revealed the European version of its fourth-generation Optima, confirming new engines, increased interior space and enhanced technology before its IAA Frankfurt Motor Show appearance.
The Army is set to award its largest tactical vehicle contract in decades, with Lockheed Martin, Oshkosh and AM General vying to replace the long-serving Humvee fleet.
Volkswagen's MQB A0 platform is designed to underpin new small cars for emerging markets, aiming to cut costs and speed up model launches in India, China and Brazil.
Ferrari is expected to introduce a modular aluminium platform for upcoming road cars, enabling both front- and mid-engined layouts and increased production flexibility.
British tuner Litchfield has developed a performance package for the Ferrari 458 Italia, adding 44 bhp, a titanium exhaust and chassis tweaks for £11,995 before VAT.
Red Bull’s junior Formula One team is poised to keep both Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz for a second season after a strong rookie year from the pair.
Giedo van der Garde’s return to the Formula One paddock at Spa-Francorchamps prompted speculation about his future, but the Dutchman insists his focus is now on DTM.
Honda F1 chief Yasuhisa Arai rejected reports he had promised an engine upgrade to match Ferrari at the 2015 Belgian Grand Prix, as McLaren-Honda endured a tough weekend.