Scion FR-S destroyed in California high-speed police pursuit
A Scion FR-S was left a total loss after crashing during a high-speed chase in California, drawing attention to the risks of reckless driving in performance cars.
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A Scion FR-S was left a total loss after crashing during a high-speed chase in California, drawing attention to the risks of reckless driving in performance cars.
Two unions at Daimler's Portland, Oregon, truck plant remain on strike over pay and benefits, with union leaders aiming to revive stalled contract negotiations.
Heavily camouflaged prototypes of Nissan's new Qashqai have been spotted on European roads, hinting at a design inspired by the Hi-Cross concept and a revised engine line-up.
Ford sold 10,263 Mustangs in June 2013, outpacing the Chevrolet Camaro by more than 3,000 units despite both models posting lower year-on-year sales.
After years of financial turmoil and insolvency, the Nürburgring circuit has been acquired by German auto parts maker Capricorn, with a €100 million deal and plans for further investment.
Mitsubishi is recalling over 3,000 Outlander Sport SUVs built between August 2010 and March 2011 to address a fault with the installation of their panoramic glass roofs.
Mercedes-Benz has introduced the CLA45 AMG Edition 1, adding unique design elements and interior upgrades to its high-performance compact saloon for a limited time.
A digital rendering offers an early look at the next-generation Nissan Qashqai, drawing heavily from the Resonance Concept and hinting at major design changes for the SUV due in 2014.
Chrysler has begun building the all-new 2014 Jeep Cherokee at its Toledo, Ohio plant, with US dealer deliveries scheduled for August and full volumes expected in September.
Unionised workers at GM Korea held a six-hour partial strike on 4 July, halting production and refusing overtime as wage talks stalled and concerns grew over future manufacturing plans.
New digital renderings imagine the 2014 Toyota Corolla as a hatchback, offering a glimpse at what a production model could look like despite no official confirmation from Toyota.
National Electric Vehicle Sweden moves closer to reviving Saab car production in Trollhättan, Sweden, with plans to recruit 27 assembly workers ahead of a targeted restart.
Andreas Offermann will take over SEAT’s sales and marketing from September 2013, replacing Paul Sevin as Volkswagen seeks to revive its struggling Spanish brand.
Nissan’s next-generation X-Trail has been spotted undergoing hot-weather testing, with the heavily disguised prototype hinting at a shift in design and platform for the upcoming SUV.
A digital rendering imagines a two-door coupe version of the 2014 Toyota Corolla, offering a glimpse at a body style Toyota has not confirmed for production.
Infiniti’s 2013 M35h brings 360hp hybrid performance to the luxury saloon segment, pairing strong acceleration with real-world fuel economy and a distinct driving experience.
A production-spec McLaren P1 in Vulcano Orange made a rare public appearance on Rodeo Drive, marking its US debut at the 2013 Beverly Hills Father’s Day car show.
Jaguar’s global sales climbed to 7,061 vehicles in May 2013, offsetting a drop at Land Rover and highlighting strong demand for the new F-Type convertible.
Fresh renderings offer a detailed look at the upcoming BMW 2 Series Coupe, previewing design cues and likely engine options ahead of its official debut.
A leaked image has revealed the Porsche Macan's dashboard and centre console, showing a cabin design that draws heavily from the Panamera and Cayenne.
The 30 millionth Volkswagen Golf, a Mk7 TDI BlueMotion, has rolled off the Wolfsburg production line, underlining the model’s global success since its 1974 debut.
BMW has unveiled the 2014 4 Series Coupe, which replaces the 3 Series Coupe, with a broader engine range, updated technology and a larger, lower body.
Heavy flooding in central Germany submerged a Jaguar F-Type and other showroom vehicles as rivers burst their banks in June 2013, causing widespread damage.
Takeshi Uchiyamada, set to become Toyota’s chairman, has called for a new flagship sports car reminiscent of the Supra, with development linked to BMW collaboration.