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A group of Saab fans are raising funds to buy the final 9-3 Griffin Aero sedan and donate it to the Saab Museum in Trollhättan as the brand’s bankruptcy proceedings conclude.
Jaguar has confirmed its upcoming F-Type sports car will be offered with a 5.0-litre supercharged V8 engine, delivering up to 535hp when it reaches the market.
Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori begins service with Italo, a fleet of Alstom AGV trains offering premium features and direct competition to state rail operators.
Dacia is preparing to phase out the Logan name from its budget saloon range in 2013, with the next generation expected to launch under a new badge.
Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, known for creating the original Porsche 911, died in Salzburg at the age of 76, leaving a legacy that shaped sports car design.
A 2009 Tesla Roadster was involved in a low-speed crash with a Mercedes-Benz C-Class in New Jersey, leaving the electric sports car with visible damage but no reported injuries.
British tuner Project Kahn has revealed a styling package for the Porsche Cayenne, bringing distinctive exterior changes and a reworked interior while leaving the SUV’s mechanicals untouched.
Chevrolet has revealed the production-ready 2013 Trailblazer, offering two turbo diesel engines, three rows of seats and a focus on emerging markets.
Renault confirms the next-generation Clio will debut a new 899cc turbocharged engine with 90hp, replacing the outgoing 1.2 TCe, and promises improved efficiency.
Ford has set the starting price for its refreshed 2013 Taurus at $39,995, reflecting new features, a revised engine range and chassis upgrades.
Renault has unveiled the production-ready Zoe electric hatchback at Geneva, confirming pricing, equipment and technical details ahead of its European launch in autumn 2012.
Ferrari has unveiled the F12 Berlinetta at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show, introducing a 730bhp V12 flagship to replace the outgoing 599 GTB.
Dacia has introduced the Lodgy MPV at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show, offering a seven-seat option and a starting price of just €9,500 for European buyers.
General Motors will suspend Chevrolet Volt output at Detroit-Hamtramck for five weeks from 19 March 2012, temporarily laying off 1,300 workers as inventories outpace demand.
Great Wall Motors has launched vehicle assembly in Lovech, Bulgaria, aiming for 8,000 units in its first year and targeting wider European sales.
Brazilian automotive supplier Aethra, previously backing Jules Bianchi in GP2, has joined Force India as a sponsor ahead of the 2012 Formula One campaign.
Dacia has revealed the first official images of its Lodgy MPV, a five- or seven-seat budget model set to debut at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show.
A rare Pagani Zonda F suffered severe damage in Hong Kong after its driver, a Dolce & Gabbana executive, lost control and collided with a tree and traffic light.
Opel's new compact model, the Junior, will begin production in Eisenach, Germany, in late 2012, aiming to rival the Fiat 500.
Fiat’s upcoming 500-based MPV, codenamed Ellezero, has been photographed testing in Livigno, Italy, ahead of its expected unveiling at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show.
Ohio-based AMP Holdings has launched an all-electric Jeep Grand Cherokee at the 2012 Detroit Auto Show, targeting fleet buyers with a 100-mile range and a $57,400 starting price.
Falcon Motorsports has revealed its F7 supercar at the 2012 Detroit Motor Show, pairing a lightweight carbon-kevlar body with a 620hp Chevrolet LS7 V8.
Maruti Suzuki has launched the Ertiga, a seven-seat MPV developed for Asian markets, at the 2012 Delhi Auto Expo, offering petrol and diesel engine options.
India's largest SUV maker is preparing to approach Saab’s administrators, as several international parties show interest in the bankrupt Swedish brand.