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A Lamborghini Gallardo collided with a Range Rover in the United States, sending both vehicles off the road and into a pond, with both cars suffering substantial damage.
Mini owners can now rent out their vehicles via a new scheme linked to BMW’s DriveNow, targeting changing attitudes to car ownership and new revenue streams.
A Department of Transportation investigation has found the NHTSA failed to spot and act on fatal ignition switch defects in GM vehicles, citing poor management and under-resourcing.
DS Automobiles opens UK orders for the facelifted DS 5, the first model sold under the standalone DS brand, with prices starting at £26,980 and revised trim levels.
Bernie Ecclestone has denied describing Formula One as a "crap product", clarifying that his criticism was aimed at the current engine regulations rather than the sport itself.
The Renault Clio dCi 90 EDC Dynamique pairs the familiar 1.5-litre diesel with a six-speed dual-clutch automatic, offering a practical supermini with strong efficiency and a broader appeal.
The inaugural Koenigsegg Agera RS has reached its first owner, joining a collection that already includes the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport and McLaren P1.
BMW has confirmed US pricing for the X5 xDrive40e, its first plug-in hybrid SUV, with orders now open and a starting price including destination charge.
Renault has launched its first pickup, the Duster Oroch, based on the Duster SUV and aimed at the South American market, with a five-seat layout and petrol engines.
Volkswagen and Audi have expanded their diesel range in the United States, betting on European-style fuel economy to attract buyers despite a challenging environment for diesel cars.
A rare Ferrari F40 has been spotted in San Francisco sporting a matte green wrap, a striking departure from the supercar’s traditional Rosso Corsa finish.
Opel is planning to expand the Astra K range with GSi and OPC models, targeting rivals like the Focus ST and Golf R with up to 300hp on offer.
Honda will end US sales of its Civic Natural Gas and Accord plug-in hybrid, shifting attention to a new hydrogen fuel cell model and upcoming electrified vehicles.
Subaru's best-selling SUV adds STARLINK safety tech and minor enhancements for 2016, with the range starting at $22,395 and topping out with turbocharged options.
Volkswagen has introduced the Passat BlueMotion to the UK market, offering saloon and estate versions with a 1.6-litre diesel engine and sub-100g/km emissions.
ACEA and major manufacturers argue that tightening post-2021 emissions targets will raise vehicle costs and harm global competitiveness, as EU governments debate stricter 2030 rules.
General Motors is set to re-enter the US medium-duty truck market by selling Chevrolet-badged models built by Isuzu, with most units coming from Japan and some assembled in the US.
Takahiro Hachigo, a Honda veteran, steps up as president and CEO as the company faces mounting pressure over Takata airbag-related fatalities and recalls.
Lincoln will phase out its MKS saloon after the 2016 model year, clearing the way for a new flagship as the Continental concept edges closer to production.
Ford has opened orders for its new Everest SUV in Australia, offering three trim levels, permanent four-wheel drive and a 3.2-litre five-cylinder diesel engine.
BMW’s China deliveries fell by 5.5 percent in May, marking the first monthly drop for the brand in the country since 2005 and highlighting pressure on luxury carmakers.
Ford has revealed its new GT racecar, which will compete in the 2016 Le Mans 24 Hours and headline the marque’s endurance racing campaign.
The latest Batmobile, created for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, debuts with a radical design, heavy weaponry and a futuristic cockpit at the Licensing Expo.
Hyundai has reduced production at its Asan plant by 25 percent after reporting a second consecutive monthly drop in deliveries, citing weak demand and currency pressures.