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Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May test the Corvette ZR1 and Audi R8 V10, then attempt to build their own electric car, with Michael Sheen as the studio guest.
The all-new Acura ZDX, a four-door sports coupe with all-wheel drive and a 3.7-litre V6, will reach US showrooms from 15 December 2009 with a starting price of $45,495.
The updated Honda CR-V, now featuring a new 2.2-litre i-DTEC diesel and improved refinement, will start at £20,175 when it reaches UK showrooms in January 2010.
BMW's first hybrid SUV, the ActiveHybrid X6, will reach US showrooms in December 2009 with a base price of $89,725 including destination.
BMW’s 550i Gran Turismo, the first 5 Series GT to reach the US, will arrive in December 2009 with a twin-turbo V8 and an extensive options list.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety named 27 vehicles as 2010 Top Safety Picks, with models from Buick, Audi and Honda leading their categories.
Nissan’s NV200 has secured the International Van of the Year 2010 award in Europe, recognised for its interior space, packaging and versatility among compact light commercial vehicles.
Volvo has released the first official images of its all-new S60, a sportier saloon set for Geneva debut in March 2010 with new safety features and dynamic design.
Chevrolet used the 2009 SEMA Show to reveal five distinct Camaro concepts, a Silverado ZR2, and a custom Corvette Grand Sport, highlighting factory-backed customisation options.
Chevrolet unveiled the Corvette Stingray Concept for the model’s 50th anniversary, blending classic design cues with advanced technology and starring in a major Hollywood film.
Innovative Vehicle Solutions unveiled the HAVOC Aero Kit for the fifth-generation Chevrolet Camaro at the 2009 SEMA Show, offering owners new styling and performance options.
Garmin has introduced its aera touchscreen handhelds, offering pilots integrated aviation and automotive navigation with four models targeting different needs and budgets.
SAIC’s Roewe brand will enter the Polish market through Pol-Mot Holding, starting with the 550 and 750 models and targeting homologation in 2009.
Chrysler's upcoming business plan will bring Fiat and Alfa Romeo models to its US line-up, with the Fiat 500 expected in 2011 and Alfa Romeo following in 2012.
The Lexus LFA, powered by a 552hp V10 and limited to just 500 units, launches as the brand’s first supercar and new flagship for the Lexus F performance line.
Peugeot presents the RCZ Coupé for its first UK public appearance at MPH, alongside the 207 S2000 rally car and other recent models.
Nissan’s NV200 has been awarded Van of the Year 2010, recognised for its versatility, efficient diesel engine and strong appeal to both commercial and family buyers.
German tuner Lumma Design has transformed the Porsche Panamera with the CLR 700 GT package, giving the saloon a dramatic motorsport-inspired look and wide-body stance.
BMW confirmed plans in September 2009 to produce two additional Mini models at its Oxford facility, aiming to expand capacity and secure jobs at the UK site.
Honda has released new images and specifications for the 2010 Accord Crosstour, a crossover combining Accord refinement with increased versatility and a unique cargo system.
McLaren Automotive has unveiled the MP4-12C, a carbon-fibre supercar with a 600bhp twin-turbo V8, signalling its ambition to compete directly with established sports car rivals from 2011.
Alfa Romeo's UK registrations nearly tripled in September 2009, driven by the MiTo and supported by the 159, Brera and Spider, despite a challenging market.
Audi introduces the A3 1.6 TDI with 99g/km CO2 emissions, offering buyers a five-speed diesel hatchback that meets sub-100g/km tax bands without sacrificing usable performance.
Audi has introduced its start-stop system on the A3 1.6 TDI and 1.4 TFSI models with S tronic dual-clutch automatic, aiming to cut fuel use and emissions in urban driving.