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Demand for high-end, long-wheelbase saloons and SUVs is reviving the chauffeur-driven lifestyle, with Chinese and global buyers driving the trend.
General Motors issued nearly 30 recalls covering more than 18 million vehicles by late May 2014, as the ignition switch scandal drove a wave of safety actions across its brands.
GMC has introduced the 2015 Sierra All Terrain HD, a heavy-duty pickup package for 2500 and 3500 models, featuring off-road upgrades and distinctive styling.
The 2015 C-Class Estate grows in size yet sheds weight, offering up to 1,510 litres of cargo space and a wide range of engines including two hybrids.
Lincoln has confirmed a starting price of $62,475 for the 2015 Navigator SUV in the US, undercutting the Cadillac Escalade and offering new standard features.
Audi has unveiled the facelifted 2015 A7 and S7 Sportback, bringing sharper styling, upgraded technology and revised engine options ahead of their summer European launch.
Land Rover’s upcoming Discovery Sport, the successor to the Freelander, has been spotted undergoing high-speed testing at the Nürburgring ahead of its official debut.
General Motors' 2014 sustainability report states that the automotive industry, as presently structured, cannot continue without fundamental changes to technology, manufacturing and environmental impact.
Dodge has revealed the 2015 Challenger SRT Hellcat, featuring a supercharged 6.2-litre HEMI V8 and aggressive styling updates as the new flagship of its muscle car range.
Digital artist Theophilus Chin has imagined an Audi RS3 Cabrio, but Audi has no current plans to produce a convertible RS3, focusing instead on the hatchback and saloon.
Ford has set the base price for the 2015 Mustang at $24,425, with the new model arriving at American dealerships in autumn 2014 and offering updated features and engineering.
From the McLaren 650S Spider to the Alfa Romeo 4C Spider, this summer’s most talked-about cars are high-performance convertibles with a focus on speed and style.
Subaru has confirmed US pricing for the 2015 Legacy, with the entry-level 2.5i starting at $22,490 and the range-topping 3.6R costing $30,390.
Kia's 2015 Optima for the US market gains fresh paint options, improved cabin features and updated technology, with prices starting at $21,650.
Scion’s tC coupe receives minor updates for 2015, including steering wheel paddle shifters for automatics and two fresh paint options, with sales beginning in early June.
A Lamborghini Aventador was spotted with heavy damage in Parsippany, New Jersey, highlighting the risks faced by owners of high-performance supercars on public roads.
Scion’s 2015 FR-S arrives in US showrooms with revised suspension, subtle styling changes, new paint options and updated interior details, starting from $24,900 for the manual.
Aston Martin has confirmed two new Lagonda models, both fully electric and targeting the luxury market, with production set to begin as early as 2021.
Rolls-Royce design chief Giles Taylor confirms the brand is actively considering a new SUV, as rivals Bentley and Lamborghini press ahead with their own luxury off-roaders.
Opel’s smallest model, the Agila, has been caught in heavy camouflage during road testing as development progresses towards a likely 2015 debut.
Julie and Scott Brusaw’s Solar Roadways concept proposes replacing traditional road surfaces with solar panels strong enough for trucks, offering a potential new source of electricity and on-the-go EV charging.
BMW's shape-shifting GINA Light Visionary Model, first revealed in 2008, is set to be displayed at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta as part of a design showcase.
Mercedes-Benz will bring its BMW X6 rival to market as the ML Coupe in early 2015, with production set for the Tuscaloosa plant in the US.
A national survey has placed Houston at the top of the US road rage rankings, pushing New York and Atlanta into lower spots after a shift in driver behaviour.