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Ford has introduced region-specific incentives reaching over $10,000 on its 2015 F-150, raising questions about supply and demand for America’s top-selling pickup.
Hyundai has confirmed pricing, engine options and equipment for the 2016 Tucson ahead of its Australian showroom arrival on 1 August, with four trim levels and three powertrains.
A Lamborghini Diablo Roadster suffered damage in Orlando, Florida after being struck by another vehicle reportedly running a red light, affecting several body panels but with no confirmed injuries.
First unofficial photos show the interior of Alfa Romeo’s Giulia saloon, highlighting a touchscreen system, carbon trim and manual gearbox.
With competition from GM’s revived Colorado and Canyon, Toyota’s 2016 Tacoma will offer a factory GoPro camera mount as standard to target off-road buyers.
University at Buffalo researchers report that, despite five-star crash ratings, heavier and more expensive vehicles in the US are safer in real-world collisions than smaller models.
The 2016 Kia Soul EV arrives with a revised line-up, new colours and a lower-priced entry variant, aiming to broaden its appeal in the electric car market.
Curtis Jackson, known as 50 Cent, sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in July 2015, despite owning a garage filled with Lamborghinis, Ferraris and luxury SUVs.
Reports from Japan suggest Toyota will partner with Mazda for the next GT86, ending its Subaru collaboration and potentially shifting production to Hiroshima.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has filed a trademark application for the Barracuda name in the US, prompting renewed rumours of a modern muscle car revival.
Infiniti brings its flagship QX80 SUV to Australian showrooms for 2016, offering a single high-specification model powered by a 298kW V8 and priced at $118,529 drive-away.
A digital rendering suggests a less aggressive look for the standard Alfa Romeo Giulia, hinting at design differences from the flagship Quadrifoglio Verde.
Alfa Romeo's Giulia Quadrifoglio Verde will reach 62mph in 3.9 seconds and hit 200mph, outpacing rivals like the BMW M3 and AMG C63 S.
Renault is preparing to revive the Alpine name with a production sports car that, if approved, will be sold beyond Europe, targeting markets in Asia and North America.
Unofficial renderings hint at a Renault Talisman RS, previewing aggressive styling and performance cues, though Renault has yet to confirm any production plans.
Priced from $62,490 AUD, Audi’s first plug-in hybrid for the Australian market targets buyers with a 50km electric range and high equipment levels.
Americans are financing new cars with larger loans and longer terms than ever before, as average prices and monthly payments hit new highs.
Citroën has refreshed the C5 and C5 Tourer for the 2016 model year, adding Euro 6 diesel engines, updated equipment and new styling options.
MINI introduces the Countryman Cooper D ALL4 Business in Britain, adding navigation, comfort features and all-wheel drive at a starting price of £22,455.
A Bugatti Veyron suffered bodywork and wheel damage during a track incident in the Netherlands, with repairs expected to be costly due to the model's exclusivity.
Chevrolet’s next-generation Cruze hatchback, previewed in renderings, hints at a more versatile body style and updated engineering for global markets.
Unreleased photos show Toyota’s updated Land Cruiser with restyled front and rear, fresh detailing and a revised interior ahead of its official debut.
Takahiro Hachigo, newly appointed as Honda CEO, has dismissed speculation that the company will financially support airbag supplier Takata amid the ongoing recall crisis.
The singer’s Wraith receives a custom matte black and red wrap, sparking debate over aftermarket design choices for ultra-luxury coupes.