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Three Politecnico di Milano students created the Maserati GT Garbin, a concept car blending retro cues with futuristic design, as their vision for a 2020 Maserati grand tourer.
Hamann has released a full upgrade package for the BMW 5 Series Touring, including aerodynamic enhancements, suspension tweaks and interior options.
The seventh-generation Corvette debuts with a 450hp 6.2-litre V8, new styling, and Stingray branding, replacing the outgoing C6 after nearly a decade in production.
Japanese tuner Weber Sports has revealed a full body kit for the 2011 Nissan 350Z, transforming the coupe’s appearance with aggressive new panels and carbon fibre details.
Kia's first hybrid for the US market arrives next month, priced from $26,500 before destination, offering a 2.4-litre hybrid drivetrain and strong standard equipment.
Volkswagen will launch its first plug-in hybrid vehicles in 2013, starting with key models including the Golf Mk7 and Audi A3, as part of a broader electrification strategy.
Piecha Design has launched the Accurian RS styling and performance package for the 2012 Mercedes SLK, introducing new bodywork, lowered suspension and a sport exhaust system.
Registrations fell for the tenth consecutive month, with small cars hit hardest as the market adjusts to the end of scrappage incentives.
Porsche has introduced the Cayman S Black Edition, a 330hp limited-run coupé with upgraded equipment and unique styling, set to reach showrooms in July 2011.
Oklahoma-based Classic Recreations launches the Shelby GT500CR Venom, blending 1967 Mustang looks with a supercharged 427 V8 and modern chassis upgrades.
A detailed video walkthrough reveals how Ferrari integrated performance, comfort and entertainment controls into the 458 Italia’s distinctive cockpit.
The one-off Maybach Exelero, originally built as a high-speed tyre test vehicle, has reportedly been purchased by rapper Birdman for $8 million.
The first full trailer for Michael Bay’s Transformers: Dark of the Moon introduces new cast members and teases the film’s 3D action ahead of its summer 2011 release.
Ferrari introduced a complimentary seven-year maintenance programme in 2011, covering all new 458 Italia, California, and FF models sold through official dealers.
An Esso station in Filderstadt, Germany, posted a €9.99 per litre price for premium fuel as supplies dwindled during a nationwide shortage, leaving customers shocked.
Standard & Poor’s has revised its outlook to negative for Toyota, Honda, Nissan and three major suppliers, citing ongoing production stoppages following Japan’s 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
British tuner Project Kahn has produced a one-off Maybach 57 with bespoke styling to commemorate the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, unveiled in April 2011.
Renault F1 driver Robert Kubica is preparing for discharge from Santa Corona hospital after multiple surgeries following his rally crash in Italy.
The US government is considering a summer sale of its remaining stake in General Motors, but will wait for first-quarter earnings and the end of the IPO lock-up period before making a decision.
BMW will offer its electric ActiveE coupe to US customers on a 24-month lease at $499 per month, targeting early adopters for a real-world EV trial.
General Motors launches the Baojun 630, a locally developed, low-cost midsize saloon aimed at China’s growing middle class, with sales starting after the Shanghai show.
Montante and Maserati have collaborated on a made-to-order, single-speed bicycle inspired by the 8CTF race car, limited to just 200 individually numbered units.
A 20-year-old lost control of a €300,000 Gumpert Apollo near Brokdorf, Germany, destroying the supercar and leaving both occupants with minor injuries.
Mercedes-Benz has added its ECO start/stop system as standard to the S 350 BlueTEC, reducing official fuel consumption to 6.2 litres per 100km without raising the price.