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Infiniti will offer just 50 gold Q60 coupes through the Neiman Marcus Christmas Book, each based on the Red Sport 400 and priced at $63,000.
Subaru has announced US pricing for its fifth-generation Impreza, with the entry-level model starting at $19,215 including destination, just $100 above the outgoing car.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has issued a recall for over 182,000 Jeep Wranglers in the US due to a wiring defect that could prevent airbag and seatbelt pretensioner deployment in a crash.
Audi has added a 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder to the 2017 Q7 line-up in the US, offering a lower starting price and improved fuel economy over the V6.
A well-preserved, all-original 1972 Volvo P1800E with its factory yellow paint and B20E engine is set to cross the block at Bonhams’ Olympia sale this December.
Digital artists have rendered the next BMW M5 and Touring variants based on the just-launched G30 5 Series, previewing key design cues ahead of their official debuts.
Genovation Cars will build 75 examples of its all-electric Corvette GXE, offering over 660hp and a 205mph top speed, with each car priced at $750,000.
From classic knives to fashion accessories, Ford’s European SUV range draws on an eclectic mix of influences to shape its latest Edge, Kuga and EcoSport models.
A bespoke leather interior from Carlex Design has transformed a Skoda Fabia, with the cost of the customisation reportedly exceeding the car’s own value.
A camouflaged prototype of NextEV’s 1,000kW electric hypercar has been spotted undergoing track testing in Britain, hinting at the Chinese start-up’s ambitions for the supercar market.
The Audi Cabriolet once driven by Princess Diana will go under the hammer at Silverstone Auctions, with estimates placing its value between £50,000 and £60,000.
Designer Andrea Ortile has created the Maserati MC-63 concept, blending LaFerrari underpinnings with styling inspired by the 1961 Tipo 63 Birdcage.
Ford is reportedly developing a dual-clutch automatic transmission for the Shelby GT350 Mustang, signalling a shift in the model’s approach to track performance and buyer demand.
Jeep’s revived Grand Wagoneer is being positioned as a direct competitor to the Range Rover, with pricing expected to reach as high as $140,000 if it enters production.
A new video by Robbert Alblas revisits Ayrton Senna’s influence on the Honda NSX, blending archive footage of the late Formula One champion with evocative shots of the iconic Japanese supercar.
Australian tuning firm Tickford has returned with a suite of performance and styling upgrades for the Ford Ranger, including a power boost and suspension overhaul.
Mercedes-Benz has ruled out the US for its upcoming pickup, confirming production for Europe, Australia, South Africa and Latin America, but not North America.
Hyundai will introduce its first battery-powered electric vehicle in 2016, shifting from its fuel-cell focus and following Kia’s earlier move into EVs.
Newly released NHTSA documents show 660 Takata airbags ruptured during post-recall testing, highlighting ongoing safety risks linked to ageing ammonium nitrate inflators.
Audi, BMW and Daimler have joined telecom and tech giants to create the 5G Automotive Association, aiming to accelerate connected car standards and deployment.
Nissan has confirmed the 2017 GT-R Nismo will start at $174,990 in the US, bringing aerodynamic improvements, chassis upgrades and a 600hp engine.
The new Sentra SR Turbo arrives with 188hp and a choice of manual or CVT, aiming to bring extra performance to Nissan’s compact saloon range for 2017.
A 1997 Lamborghini Diablo Roadster VT once owned by Donald Trump, finished in a rare Le Mans Blue, struggled to attract buyers despite its distinctive provenance and low mileage.
Munich-based GeigerCars has upgraded the Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat with 782hp, new wheels and suspension, offering the full package to European buyers for €110,500.