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Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne has announced Alfa Romeo will relaunch in the United States next year, with the 4C sports car expected to spearhead the return.
Analysts expect US new car sales to reach 1.2 million units in June 2012, up 18% year-on-year, as Toyota and Honda regain ground after last year’s supply disruptions.
Suzuki has refreshed the Jimny for 2012 with revised bumpers, new trim details and updated cabin materials, while retaining its familiar 1.3-litre petrol engine.
The 2013 Ford Taurus with the 2.0-litre EcoBoost engine receives a 20/32mpg city/highway EPA rating, outpacing key V6 rivals in fuel economy for large US saloons.
Toyota is developing the fourth-generation Prius with a focus on reduced weight and improved aerodynamics to further increase the hybrid's fuel efficiency.
Lexus confirms that LFA production will soon finish, with all 500 examples nearly sold and the Motomachi plant preparing to wind down the exclusive supercar project.
General Motors is recalling 475,418 Chevrolet Cruze models from 2011 and 2012 in North America, Canada and Israel after reports of engine fires prompted safety concerns.
A bus carrying political supporters plunged into a ravine in Guerrero, Mexico, on 24 June 2012, leaving at least 32 dead and over 20 injured.
Hankook Tyre UK is running its 'Be One with It' advertising campaign across central London during the 2012 Olympic Games, aiming to boost brand visibility in the premium tyre segment.
Honda has introduced the CR-Z hybrid coupe with a continuously variable transmission to the Malaysian market, offering buyers an automatic option at a RM4,000 premium over the manual.
A Czech holiday coach overturned near the Krpani tunnel in Croatia, killing eight and injuring more than 40 passengers in the early hours of 23 June 2012.
The 2013 Renault Espace receives updated exterior styling, new cabin technology and a choice of petrol or diesel engines as Renault extends the MPV’s lifespan.
A collision between two Union Pacific freight trains near Goodwell, Oklahoma, on Sunday morning led to a diesel fire, missing crew members and concerns over hazardous materials.
Renault and the Algerian government are set to sign a deal in August for a new vehicle assembly plant, following two years of negotiations over location and ownership.
Racing One has revealed a comprehensive upgrade package for the Audi R8 V10, raising power to 602bhp and fitting the car for dedicated track use.
Toyota has introduced the 2012 Vios in Malaysia, keeping the familiar 1.5-litre engine but adding refreshed styling, new interior materials and more equipment options.
Jeep prepares to launch the Grand Cherokee S Limited in Europe, offering bespoke styling and a 3.0-litre V6 diesel aimed at younger SUV customers.
Honda has launched the facelifted City in Malaysia, offering two trim levels with updated safety and equipment, and pricing starting at RM85,980 on the road.
Leaked photos show the third-generation Skoda Fabia adopting a design in line with the Rapid and sharing its underpinnings with the Volkswagen Polo.
Toyota Motorsport GmbH aims to expand beyond racing by developing a TMG-branded performance line for both Toyota and Lexus, targeting rivals like AMG and M.
Dacia has released new images and full specifications for the Dokker and Dokker Van, its latest five-seat MPV and compact van, ahead of their European launch in 2012.
A Chinese company is selling Lamborghini Murciélago replicas for €52,000, fitting them with 2.2-litre Toyota engines and offering options including original Lamborghini rims.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has opened new dealerships in Moscow and near Geneva, strengthening its presence in Russia and Switzerland after a record year for global sales.
Kawasaki Malaysia has introduced the D-Tracker 150, a dual-sport motorcycle priced at RM9,689 before registration and insurance, targeting riders seeking both on- and off-road capability.