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One of only six CLK-GTR Roadsters built, with just 6km on the clock, is set for auction at the 2015 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
A Lamborghini Diablo was completely consumed by flames following a crash in the United Kingdom, leaving little of the rare supercar intact.
Tuning house Mansory has revealed its take on the Mercedes-AMG S63 Coupe, offering up to 887hp and a suite of visual and mechanical modifications.
BMW’s striking 3.0 CSL Hommage, Zagato’s carbon-bodied Mostro and Bentley’s EXP 10 Speed 6 drew crowds at the 2015 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, alongside concepts from Lamborghini and SCG.
A damaged Ferrari 458 Italia has been seen in Minnesota, adding to the tally of high-profile supercar crashes involving the Italian marque’s mid-engined V8 model.
Toyota’s partnership with Mazda highlights how the smaller firm’s approach to engines, chassis and design could influence the world’s largest carmaker.
BMW has ruled out producing an M7, despite speculation about a high-performance flagship to rival Mercedes-AMG’s S-Class.
The revised 3 Series brings a refreshed look, updated infotainment and a new engine range including the first plug-in hybrid for the model, ahead of sales starting late 2015.
Mika Hakkinen, once a critic of Max Verstappen’s age on his Formula One debut, now says he was wrong after the Dutch teenager’s strong start with Toro Rosso.
Jotech’s latest Nissan GT-R build pushes output to 1,400hp, combining a heavily reworked 4.1-litre V6 with a full carbon fibre body kit and bespoke styling.
Tesla’s official US Twitter and media-relations email accounts were hacked on Saturday, with unauthorised messages sent to over half a million followers.
Carlos Tavares signalled PSA’s interest in bringing more automakers into its A-segment joint venture, aiming to share costs and boost competitiveness.
Disappointing US sales and market share losses have fuelled tensions within Volkswagen’s senior ranks, putting Martin Winterkorn’s leadership under scrutiny in Germany.
The US government continued its exit from General Motors in March 2013, selling $621 million in shares as part of a plan to divest its post-bailout stake by early 2014.
General Motors is weighing the possibility of a new top-tier Buick based on the Cadillac CT6’s Omega platform, but no launch date has been set.
A state-backed survey of 11,500 Chinese consumers has placed Hyundai ahead of Volkswagen and Buick as the leading mass-market car brand in China, despite lower sales.
Honda and Nissan have traded public criticism over fleet sales and incentives in the US, while both warn of challenges ahead if the market loses momentum.
Bernie Ecclestone has publicly blamed Mercedes boss Toto Wolff for blocking changes to Formula One’s hybrid engine regulations, warning he will not let the sport be destroyed by what he calls selfish interests.
Opel has officially unveiled the Adam Rocks S, a performance-focused version of its urban crossover, ahead of its public debut at the International Amsterdam Motor Show.
Volkswagen’s US deliveries dropped by over 70,000 units in 2014, pushing the company to rethink its American line-up and production plans.
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Lexus’s 467bhp RC F coupe made a dramatic appearance at the 2015 Goodwood Festival of Speed, showing off its V8 power and aggressive styling to a UK crowd.
Didier Leroy, a French executive, is set to become the first non-Japanese executive vice president at Toyota, challenging long-held assumptions about foreign advancement at the company.
The new Cadillac CT6 flagship, unveiled at the 2015 New York Auto Show, introduces a multi-material construction that will influence at least four future GM vehicle architectures.