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Digital renderings reveal the likely styling of the upcoming BMW M4 Coupe F82, previewing its aggressive design and performance focus ahead of its expected 2014 market debut.
Volkswagen has unveiled the seventh-generation Golf in Berlin, showing the new MQB-based hatchback before its public premiere at the 2012 Paris Motor Show.
Strong appetite for ultra-luxury cars in Asia is set to push Rolls-Royce to a second consecutive annual sales record, even as European markets remain weak.
Volkswagen will unveil the seventh-generation Golf at the Paris Motor Show on 27 September 2012, introducing a larger and more efficient model for the 2013 model year.
Ford has recalled 7,600 Escape SUVs with 1.6-litre engines built between October 2011 and August 2012 due to a new fire hazard linked to an engine component.
Oakley Design has revealed the Dragon Edition Aventador, featuring bespoke carbon fibre bodywork and intake modifications, at the 2012 Moscow Motor Show.
Ford has unveiled the 2014 Fiesta, featuring a redesigned front end inspired by the Fusion and introducing new safety and connectivity technology for small car buyers.
The seventh-generation Volkswagen Golf was unveiled in Berlin, introducing the MQB platform, reduced weight, and a host of new safety and driver assistance features.
Honda has released the first official sketches of the European-market Accord, revealing a sharper design and hinting at a diesel option for the Paris Motor Show unveiling.
McLaren prepares to unveil the P12 concept, tipped as the F1 successor, at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, with advanced technology and a reworked V8 expected.
The 2013 Renault Samsung SM3 receives a refreshed front end, new interior technology and a revised CVT, with sales beginning in South Korea this month.
Sliding doors return with the Ford B-Max, promising easier access, but their real-world value for buyers and manufacturers is more complicated than marketing suggests.
NEVS has secured the rights to use the Saab name for its new electric car, resolving a dispute over the brand and clearing the way for production in Trollhättan next year.
Apple’s iPhone 5 arrives with a new Maps app, enhanced navigation, and integrated location reviews, positioning the device as a leading portable GPS option for drivers and travellers.
The 2013 Volkswagen Golf Mk7 debuts with a lighter MQB platform, updated design and new technology ahead of its Paris Motor Show public premiere.
The new Nissan Sylphy arrives in Thailand with revised engines, a CVT option and a starting price of 746,000 baht, following its debut in China.
A 100-year-old man accidentally reversed his Cadillac onto a pavement near an elementary school in Los Angeles, injuring 11 people including nine children.
Buick sets the starting price for the 2013 Regal at $29,015, with eAssist mild hybrid technology now standard and turbocharged options available.
The 2012 Toyota Camry SE Sport Limited Edition will be available in the United States with unique features, three colour options and a starting price of $25,995.
Jaguar has unveiled all-wheel-drive versions of its XF and XJ saloons at the 2012 Moscow Motor Show, targeting US and snowbelt markets with a new system and V6 power.
Sir Alex Ferguson has prohibited Manchester United players under 23 from using Chevrolet Corvette sports cars provided by the club's new sponsor, aiming to keep young talent grounded.
Indian medalists from the 2012 London Olympics were presented with Audi Q5 SUVs, while non-medalist Olympians received Suzuki SX4 sedans in a ceremony sponsored by DLF.
Based on the Lada Kalina, the new El Lada EV features a claimed 150 km range and will first see use as a taxi in Russia's Stavropol region.
Jaguar introduced the XFR Speed Pack at the 2012 Moscow Motor Show, lifting the car’s top speed and adding subtle styling tweaks to its high-performance saloon.