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Holden’s 2014 Colorado pickup and Colorado 7 SUV receive updated diesel engines, expanded safety features and the MyLink infotainment system across more trim levels.
BMW's next-generation X6 has been spotted arriving at the Nürburgring test base, signalling early development for the coupe-styled SUV ahead of its expected 2015 launch.
McLaren has begun deliveries of its 375-unit P1 hypercar, revealing acceleration, top speed and efficiency figures for its hybrid flagship.
BMW has opened its online configurator for the new 4 Series Convertible, letting buyers explore specifications, colours and options ahead of the model’s public debut.
German tuner DMC has launched its limited-run SV upgrade for the Lamborghini Aventador Roadster, adding carbon fibre aero parts and bespoke styling to the Italian supercar.
Toyota has postponed the opening of its new Mississippi assembly plant to mid-2010, citing falling U.S. sales and economic uncertainty.
A customer on a test drive in a Chevrolet Impala collided with two new 2014 Corvette Stingrays, damaging both sports cars but leaving all parties uninjured and uncharged.
A Lamborghini Aventador impounded by the Metropolitan Police for lack of insurance and number plates has been auctioned in London, raising £218,000 after the owner failed to claim it.
Lamborghini has revealed the Veneno Roadster, a 750PS open-top supercar limited to just nine units and priced at $5.3 million each.
Hyundai’s next-generation Genesis saloon has been seen completely undisguised, revealing the new exterior design ahead of its expected 2014 launch.
W Motors will reveal the final production version of its Lykan HyperSport, limited to just seven units, at the 2013 Dubai Motor Show, with a claimed 750hp and a $3.4m price tag.
Ford will reveal the next-generation Mustang in December 2013, with journalists set to preview the redesigned muscle car at Dearborn ahead of its public debut.
Carmakers and suppliers are rolling out advanced systems to combat driver distraction, but some features risk creating new sources of inattention behind the wheel.
While competitors like Ferrari and Porsche move towards electrification, Bentley doubles down on its traditional W12 petrol engine and delays a full shift to electric power.
Nicki Minaj’s Lamborghini Aventador Roadster stands out with a custom bright pink finish, pairing the Italian supercar’s 6.5-litre V12 performance with unmistakable celebrity style.
A 17-year-old driver overturned a Lamborghini Aventador in Half Moon Bay, California, damaging the supercar finished in Verde Scandal but escaping serious injury.
Nissan will introduce Infiniti-branded cars to Japan, starting with the redesigned Skyline, in an effort to challenge German luxury brands on home turf.
Alfa Romeo is considering a higher-output version of the 4C sports car, with reports suggesting a 266hp 'Stradale' model and revised headlights could be on the cards.
Riot police used teargas and water cannons to disperse yellow vest demonstrators near the Paris Motor Show, as protests against fuel tax rises intensified in late 2018.
A judge’s decision has halted New York’s plan for a single taxi model, but Nissan’s NV200 ‘Taxi of Tomorrow’ remains available to buyers and fleets.
BMW is preparing to expand the Mini range to as many as ten different variants, with future models based on the group’s new front-wheel-drive UKL architecture.
Organisers have called off Italy’s only annual car show for 2013 as manufacturers pull out in the face of falling sales and tighter budgets.
The Mercedes-Benz CLA receives the Renault-Nissan 1.5-litre dCi diesel, badged CLA180 CDI, joining the A-Class and B-Class in sharing this engine as of autumn 2013.
Skoda has officially denied reports of a new Rapid Coupe, stating that the Rapid Spaceback will remain the only alternative body style for the model.