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Citroën has revealed the Cactus M Concept, a surf-inspired, open-air take on the C4 Cactus, ahead of its public debut at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show.
Consumer Reports has listed the Chrysler 200, Land Rover Discovery Sport, Lexus NX 200t/300h and Kia Sedona as its worst-performing vehicles in its annual roundup.
Kia has released images and technical specifications for the fourth-generation Sportage, highlighting a larger cabin, upgraded infotainment, and a broader engine range ahead of its Frankfurt debut.
The US talk show host and billionaire has purchased a Tesla Model S, combining her interest in environmental issues with a taste for luxury motoring.
A facelifted Porsche 911 has been caught without camouflage near the Nürburgring, offering an early look before its expected 2015 Frankfurt debut.
Digital renderings preview a third-generation Citroën C3 with styling inspired by the larger C4 Picasso, as speculation grows about the model’s 2016 debut.
Istanbul Park, once host to the Turkish Grand Prix, is being converted into a large-scale used car dealership after a decade-long absence from Formula One.
A rare Ferrari 250 GTO was among the highlights at the 2015 Mondorf Concours d’Elegance in Luxembourg, offering visitors a close look at one of the world’s most valuable classics.
A new Google patent details a system to detect and map road damage using vehicle sensors and navigation data, aiming to steer drivers around potholes and reduce costly car repairs.
Honda will unveil the tenth-generation Civic sedan at events in both Detroit and Los Angeles, skipping Frankfurt for a US-focused global debut.
Lada has revealed the Vesta Cross Concept in Moscow, previewing a rugged estate with crossover styling and hinting at a possible production model.
Ford is negotiating with the UAW to bring back the Ranger as a midsize pickup, with plans to build it at the Michigan Assembly Plant from 2018.
Kia has officially revealed the European version of its fourth-generation Optima, confirming new engines, increased interior space and enhanced technology before its IAA Frankfurt Motor Show appearance.
The Army is set to award its largest tactical vehicle contract in decades, with Lockheed Martin, Oshkosh and AM General vying to replace the long-serving Humvee fleet.
Volkswagen Group delivered 792,100 vehicles globally in July 2015, down from 822,200 a year earlier, as demand slumped in China, Russia and Brazil.
Dacia has updated the Duster SUV in Britain with a new 1.6-litre Euro 6 petrol engine, improved emissions, and start/stop technology across the range.
Seat will phase out the Altea and Altea XL MPVs, shifting focus to a new family of SUVs, with the first compact model due for launch in 2016.
Volkswagen's MQB A0 platform is designed to underpin new small cars for emerging markets, aiming to cut costs and speed up model launches in India, China and Brazil.
Ferrari is expected to introduce a modular aluminium platform for upcoming road cars, enabling both front- and mid-engined layouts and increased production flexibility.
A video review of the Lexus RC F highlights its powerful V8 and luxury credentials but points to its considerable weight as a limiting factor on track performance.
Audi exclusive has unveiled a two-tone Nardo Gray and Glut Orange finish for the R8 V10 Plus, adding a bespoke touch to the second-generation supercar.
Aston Martin will introduce an all-electric Rapide saloon by 2017, with an electric DBX crossover to follow as the brand adapts to emissions demands and new markets.
British tuner Litchfield has developed a performance package for the Ferrari 458 Italia, adding 44 bhp, a titanium exhaust and chassis tweaks for £11,995 before VAT.
Dodge’s supercharged Hellcat models have generated intense demand, boosting the brand’s image and prompting a production increase for the 2016 model year.