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Chrysler will unveil the 200 S Special Edition at the 2013 New York Auto Show, featuring a 283hp V6, sportier styling and upgraded interior details.
Hyundai is restructuring its US retail and marketing operations for the Genesis and Equus lines, hiring new field managers and targeting a stronger premium brand presence ahead of the 2014 model launches.
Buick has lifted the covers on its updated 2014 LaCrosse saloon, featuring new interior materials, advanced infotainment and revised exterior styling ahead of its New York debut.
Limited to just 86 units, the Toyota GT 86 Cup Edition brings motorsport styling, bespoke wheels and exclusive Nürburgring access for buyers in 2013.
Leaked order guide details trims, engines and options for Infiniti’s new Q50 saloon ahead of its summer 2013 showroom debut.
Ford has revealed the 2014 Cobra Jet Mustang, a limited-run drag racer built for NHRA Stock and Super Stock, with only 50 units planned and a price tag just under $98,000.
Opel will move production of the next-generation Mokka from South Korea to a European facility, aiming to strengthen its crossover's appeal in its core markets.
US car buyers aged 25 to 34 shifted towards Ford, GM and Chrysler in 2012, with Japanese brands losing ground and Korean marques making gains.
Bentley’s board is set to decide imminently whether to put its first luxury SUV into production, with CEO Wolfgang Schreiber signalling a strong business case for the model.
Volkswagen and the United Auto Workers are discussing a German-style works council for the Chattanooga factory, with a formal plan expected by mid-2013.
Geely has decided not to pursue a majority stake in Fisker Automotive, citing US government loan conditions tied to the Delaware plant as a key obstacle.
Side-by-side spy shots show the next-generation BMW X5 growing noticeably in size over its predecessor, with new engines and updated xDrive expected for the 2015 model year.
Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn says the group remains alert to new acquisition opportunities, following the recent additions of Ducati and Porsche to its portfolio of 12 brands.
A leaked brochure reveals the Alfa Romeo 4C’s carbon chassis, 240hp turbo engine and sub-900kg weight, days after its world debut at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show.
Porsche plans to expand its global dealership network from 750 to 1,000 outlets by 2018, focusing on growth in China and emerging markets with €200 million annual investment.
Roush Performance has revealed its 2014 Mustang range, offering buyers supercharged V8 power, multiple tuning stages and a starting price of $31,545 in the US.
Unofficial digital renderings of the Skoda Octavia Scout have surfaced online, hinting at a rugged all-wheel-drive estate based on the latest Octavia Combi platform.
Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne is auctioning his personal 2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 for United Way, with the sale set for April at Barrett-Jackson’s Palm Beach event.
Honda's all-new Accord arrives at Geneva 2008 with a cleaner, more powerful 2.2-litre diesel engine and a full Euro 5-compliant line-up.
Hyundai has revealed the facelifted 2014 Equus, featuring more than 30 updates including revised styling, advanced safety features and upgraded cabin materials, ahead of its New York Auto Show premiere.
Despite a declining US midsize sedan market, the Toyota Camry remained the top-selling passenger car in 2018, with over 343,000 units sold.
Ally Financial, still majority government-owned after its bailout, would be the only one of the 18 largest US banks unable to withstand the Federal Reserve’s most severe recession scenario.
After leaving Chip Ganassi Racing at the end of 2012, Graham Rahal has not closed the door on a possible reunion with the IndyCar team.
BMW Group delivered 133,630 BMW, MINI and Rolls-Royce vehicles globally in February 2013, marking a 4.7% rise over the previous year and setting a new monthly record.