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Nearly 40 lawyers gathered in a New York federal court as leadership positions opened for the consolidated lawsuits against General Motors over its ignition switch recall.
The third-generation Kia Sorento has been officially unveiled, featuring new styling, increased dimensions and a longer wheelbase ahead of its Paris Motor Show premiere.
Land Rover has officially revealed the 2015 Range Rover Sport SVR, its most powerful and performance-focused SUV yet, ahead of its debut at Pebble Beach.
Skoda has confirmed it will not offer a performance RS version of the new-generation Fabia, instead focusing on standard and Monte Carlo variants for the upcoming launch.
Cadillac is developing the LTS, a new luxury saloon aimed at competing with the Mercedes-Benz S-Class and BMW 7 Series, with a debut expected at the 2015 New York Auto Show.
Mini’s fifth cross-country rally sees over 300 cars and hundreds more enthusiasts traverse 4,800 miles from San Francisco to New York, celebrating the brand’s US community.
Security researchers identified the 2014 Jeep Cherokee, 2014 Infiniti Q50 and 2015 Cadillac Escalade as the most vulnerable to hacking in a study of 20 vehicles.
Porsche’s updated Cayenne range arrives in Australian showrooms, with revised engines, new standard features and prices starting at $104,700 for the diesel model.
General Motors has set US pricing for its 2015 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon pickups, with the Colorado starting at $20,995 and the Canyon at $21,880.
Opel brings a new, more efficient diesel to the Zafira Tourer range, with the 1.6 CDTI ecoFLEX now on sale in Germany from €26,850 including VAT.
Fiat has launched the 2015 Abarth 595 in Australia, offering the Turismo and Competizione variants with prices starting at $33,500 for the hatchback.
Camouflaged Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD and 3500 HD prototypes spotted testing with revised bonnets, hinting at an all-new powerplant likely to replace the current 6.6-litre Duramax diesel V8.
Lexus has announced a limited edition NX crossover designed in collaboration with musician will.i.am, with the model set to launch before the end of 2014.
Audi’s Győr plant has started building the 2015 TT, with the new model set to reach European showrooms later in the year and production running at full capacity.
Hyundai’s 2015 Genesis Coupe arrives in US showrooms with a revised line-up, now powered exclusively by a 3.8-litre V6 and featuring new standard equipment.
The Alliance of Artists and Recording Companies has sued Ford, GM, and their suppliers, alleging that in-car audio systems illegally enable music copying without required royalties.
Patent drawings leaked online show the long-awaited Mercedes-Benz S-Class Pullman, previewing a stretched luxury limousine set to replace the Maybach and top the S-Class range.
Kia updates its Cadenza saloon for 2015 with new standard equipment, technology options and interior enhancements, focusing on the Premium and Limited trims.
An uncamouflaged 2015 Buick Envision test car has been seen at a Chinese petrol station, offering a clear look at the upcoming SUV ahead of its official debut.
Mercedes-Benz sets US pricing for the new C-Class saloon, with the C300 starting at $38,400 and the more powerful C400 4MATIC at $48,590.
The long-wheelbase Cadillac ATS-L, designed exclusively for the Chinese market, debuts in its first official image with stretched dimensions and local production.
The new GLA crossover arrives in the United States with a starting price of $31,300 for the GLA 250, while the AMG variant tops the range at $49,225.
Porsche has discontinued the entry-level Cayenne V6 in the US, leaving buyers with higher-priced diesel and Turbo models as the facelifted range arrives.
Ford Australia has revealed the first official image of the 2014 Territory, showing styling changes and confirming it will be the last locally built version before production ends.