GMC Increases 2013 Acadia and Acadia Denali Prices by $1,000
General Motors has raised US prices for the 2013 GMC Acadia and Acadia Denali by $1,000, with updated models arriving in showrooms from the fourth quarter of 2012.
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General Motors has raised US prices for the 2013 GMC Acadia and Acadia Denali by $1,000, with updated models arriving in showrooms from the fourth quarter of 2012.
Honda has introduced a Civic WTCC Edition for Swiss buyers, drawing on its touring car racing heritage and featuring a 2.2-litre diesel engine, unique livery and OZ Racing wheels.
Volkswagen is preparing a new wave of crossovers, including a next-generation Tiguan, a production Cross Coupe, and Polo-based SUV to target fast-growing segments.
Chrysler confirms the new SRT Viper will start at $99,390 including destination, with the higher-spec GTS model priced at $122,390 for the 2013 model year.
The American actor, best known for his action roles, has been spotted driving a Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG Black Series, a rare 670hp V12 coupe, in Los Angeles.
The European-market Hyundai Santa Fe arrives with diesel and petrol engines, all-wheel drive features and emissions aimed at meeting Euro 6 standards.
Film director Michael Mann has purchased a Ferrari F12 Berlinetta, joining a growing list of high-profile owners of the Italian V12 supercar.
With a strong diesel engine, competitive fuel economy and a versatile interior, the Mitsubishi Outlander offers a realistic rival to German crossovers in the midsize segment.
Volkswagen’s seventh-generation Golf, launched in 2012, introduced a lighter platform, more interior space and improved efficiency compared to the outgoing Mk6.
Official images of the production MINI Paceman have surfaced online, showing the coupé-styled crossover in full ahead of its scheduled debut at the 2012 Paris Motor Show.
Ford has revealed the wagon and hatchback versions of its new Mondeo range, completing the European line-up ahead of the car’s official debut at the 2012 Paris Motor Show.
Suzuki has introduced the 2013 Wagon R and Wagon R Stingray in Japan, featuring a lighter platform, improved three-cylinder engine and new fuel-saving technologies.
Mercedes-Benz will introduce the B 200 Natural Gas Drive at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, offering a more efficient and lower-emission variant of its B-Class compact MPV.
BMW and Zagato’s joint Roadster concept, based on the Z4 sDrive35iS, receives a detailed design walk-through from both design chiefs following its Pebble Beach debut.
Infiniti is preparing to launch the M35h Business Edition, a limited-run hybrid saloon with extra technology and comfort features aimed at business buyers.
Digital renderings reveal the likely styling of the upcoming BMW M4 Coupe F82, previewing its aggressive design and performance focus ahead of its expected 2014 market debut.
Oakley Design has revealed the Dragon Edition Aventador, featuring bespoke carbon fibre bodywork and intake modifications, at the 2012 Moscow Motor Show.
Volkswagen has unveiled the seventh-generation Golf in Berlin, showing the new MQB-based hatchback before its public premiere at the 2012 Paris Motor Show.
Volkswagen will unveil the seventh-generation Golf at the Paris Motor Show on 27 September 2012, introducing a larger and more efficient model for the 2013 model year.
Ford has unveiled the 2014 Fiesta, featuring a redesigned front end inspired by the Fusion and introducing new safety and connectivity technology for small car buyers.
Honda has released the first official sketches of the European-market Accord, revealing a sharper design and hinting at a diesel option for the Paris Motor Show unveiling.
McLaren prepares to unveil the P12 concept, tipped as the F1 successor, at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, with advanced technology and a reworked V8 expected.
The seventh-generation Volkswagen Golf was unveiled in Berlin, introducing the MQB platform, reduced weight, and a host of new safety and driver assistance features.
Sliding doors return with the Ford B-Max, promising easier access, but their real-world value for buyers and manufacturers is more complicated than marketing suggests.