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From American convertibles to Italian beach runabouts, these five classics combine rarity, desirability and investment potential for collectors willing to seek out the best examples.
US tuner Underground Racing has released a first look at its twin-turbo conversion for the Lamborghini Huracan, confirming use of a JRR MoTeC M1 ECU but withholding performance figures.
The Mercedes-Benz SL400 replaces the SL350 as the entry point to the sixth-generation SL, pairing a new 3.0-litre twin-turbo V6 with familiar luxury and technology.
Automakers and tech companies are reshaping vehicles as software-driven platforms, with connectivity, automation and digital services now core to new car design.
The five-door Mini Cooper S aims to broaden the hatchback’s appeal, offering more space and usability while maintaining the brand’s familiar driving focus.
Manufacturers have flooded showrooms with variants and niches, but the sheer volume of choice is now under scrutiny as costs rise and buyers hesitate.
Ford has officially revealed the 2015 Everest, a seven-seat SUV based on the Ranger, set for launch across Asia-Pacific and Africa in 2015.
Lotus will present a revised Evora at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, featuring updated styling, a lighter structure and interior changes.
Audi’s latest commercial for the A3 e-tron plug-in hybrid draws parallels between the car’s dual powertrain and a DJ mixing tracks, highlighting its blend of petrol and electric performance.
A Mercedes-AMG CLA45 was gutted by fire in Lima while taking children to school, with flames concentrated in the engine bay and the cause still unclear.
The limited-edition 2015 Volvo XC60 Ocean Race will start at $42,100 in the United States, carrying unique design features and a modest premium over the standard model.
Leaked images show the updated Mazda CX-5 with revised styling, LED lighting and new wheels, ahead of its official launch at the 2014 Los Angeles Auto Show.
A new rendering imagines how a 2016 Mazda2 MPS could look, hinting at Mazda’s potential entry into the B-segment hot hatch market against rivals like the Fiesta ST.
The updated Hyundai Azera gains revised styling, new technology and enhanced safety features for the 2015 model year, while retaining its 3.3-litre V6 engine.
A rare white Pagani Huayra with a black and white interior and carbon fibre detailing is available through Seven Car Lounge in Saudi Arabia.
The all-electric B-Class is now available to order in Germany, priced from €39,151 including VAT, with a 132 kW motor and up to 230 km range with options.
A nearly new Triple Yellow 2015 Ford Mustang V6 has been involved in the first documented crash of the new model, just weeks after deliveries began in the US.
Honda has widened its Takata airbag recall in the US, adding more 2001–2006 vehicles from humid regions after NHTSA scrutiny and ongoing safety concerns.
Toyota will recall certain 2014 Camry and Avalon models in the US after identifying a defect in the left front lower suspension arm that could lead to steering loss.
Ferrari is reportedly planning to build as few as 10 LaFerrari Spiders, with the open-top hypercar tipped to command a price well above the coupe.
The South Korean manufacturers plan to overhaul engines, transmissions and vehicle weight to meet stricter emissions rules in major markets by the end of the decade.
Dodge and Mopar have revealed the 2015 Charger R/T Funny Car at SEMA, introducing a new carbon fibre and Kevlar body developed with Don Schumacher Racing for the 2015 NHRA season.
Experian Automotive research shows that American buyers who keep their vehicles for many years are less likely to buy the same brand when they finally replace them.
Honda has confirmed US pricing for the 2015 Civic Hybrid and Civic Natural Gas, with both models offering updated equipment and new trim options.