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Sergio Marchionne prepares a new five-year strategy for Alfa Romeo, aiming to reverse a decade of losses with a premium-focused, export-driven approach.
Mazda has allowed Top Gear to publish the first photos of the Furai concept destroyed by fire during a 2008 photoshoot in Surrey, nearly six years after the incident.
Volkswagen introduced the new Golf Variant at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show, including its most fuel-efficient estate yet with the TDI BlueMotion engine.
All-wheel drive now features on nearly a third of new US vehicles, driven by crossover popularity and safety-conscious buyers seeking greater traction and control.
Audi has handed over a fresh fleet of cars to Real Madrid’s players and staff, with choices ranging from the RS6 Avant to the Q7 3.0 TDI and A8 4.2 TDI.
Ford will unveil the next-generation Mustang live in Times Square on 5 December 2013, marking the first public appearance of the 2015 model.
Brabus will unveil its 850hp E63 AMG Wagon conversion at the 2013 Essen Motor Show, featuring a heavily reworked V8 and extreme performance figures.
BMW has detailed M Performance parts for the 2 Series Coupe, offering buyers upgraded brakes, suspension, wheels, aero components and interior enhancements from launch.
Lamborghini will release the first official information on the Gallardo’s successor, the Cabrera, before Christmas 2013, ahead of the supercar’s full unveiling in 2014.
US luxury carmakers are preparing for a sharp sales boost on Black Friday, with holiday marketing and new models drawing buyers to dealerships at the end of November 2013.
Euro NCAP has awarded four-star safety ratings to the BMW i3, Ford EcoSport and Nissan Note, with each model showing strengths and weaknesses in different test categories.
General Motors’ North America president Mark Reuss says Cadillac needs a large rear-drive coupe, inspired by the Elmiraj concept, to strengthen its premium image.
Audi’s smallest model prepares for a mid-cycle refresh, with a five-door variant spied on public roads ahead of its expected unveiling at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show.
The 2014 Hyundai Genesis makes its official debut in Seoul, introducing new engines, updated styling and a choice of rear- or all-wheel drive.
Mercedes-Benz parent Daimler plans to launch 30 new vehicles by 2020, aiming to challenge Audi and BMW and regain leadership in the global premium segment.
A digital rendering reimagines the facelifted Dacia Duster as a pickup, sparking interest in a body style the brand has not offered since the Logan Pickup ended production.
Auto Express delivers the first video review of the 2015 MINI hatchback, focusing on design, interior quality and new features rather than driving impressions.
A new Ferrari F12 Berlinetta was written off after its driver lost control and collided with a tree near Hilversum, leaving both occupants uninjured.
A Porsche 918 Spyder was involved in an accident on a wet stretch of German Autobahn near Stuttgart, with early reports suggesting the driver was a professional test driver.
Toyota has brought the FT-86 Open Concept to the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show, this time finished in Flash Red, following its earlier debut in white at Geneva.
Toyota used the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show to unveil the i-Road three-wheeler and FV2 concept, highlighting urban mobility and driver interaction technologies.
Mercedes-Benz unveiled the 2014 S65 AMG at the Tokyo Motor Show, pairing a 630hp V12 with advanced suspension and luxury features for the flagship saloon.
Volkswagen’s Design Vision GTI concept made its North American debut at the 2013 Los Angeles Auto Show, bringing a 496bhp V6 and radical styling to the hot hatch segment.
Nissan has unveiled the Qashqai Premier Limited Edition, restricted to 2,007 units and offered exclusively to existing customers ahead of the new generation’s full market release.