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Fiat teamed up with fashion brand Diesel to create the 500byDIESEL, a limited-edition city car sold exclusively online in the UK from December 2008.
The Piaggio Porter 4x4, launched in 2008, combined permanent four-wheel drive with compact dimensions to target businesses needing access to difficult or restricted sites.
A video released in late 2008 puts the spotlight on the ultra-luxurious Maybach 62 S and the high-performance Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren 722 Edition, capturing both models in detail.
Austrian-built KTM X-Bow wins Top Gear’s Sports Car of the Year for 2008, with senior figures Stefan Pierer and Loris Bicocchi named among the magazine’s Men of the Year.
Dodge’s 2009 Ram 1500 Crew Cab received the top five-star rating for frontal crash protection from US safety regulators, highlighting the brand’s focus on advanced occupant protection features.
Amid slowing demand in the West, Bentley aims to make China its second-largest market after the UK, with ambitions to surpass US sales within four years.
Ferrari’s first use of direct petrol injection debuts in the California, with Bosch supplying the complete high-pressure system for the 4.3-litre V8.
Chevrolet has confirmed the 2009 Silverado Hybrid will start at $38,995 for 2WD models, with production beginning December 2008 and deliveries expected in early 2009.
GMC sets Sierra Hybrid at $39,365 and Pontiac G3 at $14,995 as both models prepare to reach American dealerships in early 2009.
Autobytel.com and MyRide.com editors have selected the 2009 Kia Borrego as their 'Best Kept Secret', highlighting its strong V6 and V8 options, safety credentials and value.
Audi’s TT RS, caught in pre-production testing, will use a new 2.5-litre turbocharged five-cylinder engine and arrive in coupe and roadster forms in 2009.
Swiss tuner Hirsch has revealed its 2009 Saab 9-3 Cabrio upgrade, adding a carbon fibre body kit, 300hp from the V6, and uprated chassis hardware.
The third-generation Renault Mégane arrives with fresh styling, lighter construction and a choice of efficient petrol and diesel engines, targeting the C-segment with hatchback and coupé bodies.
Seat has unveiled the Exeo, its first B-segment saloon, at the Paris Motor Show, offering six Euro 5-compliant engines and a choice of three trim levels from spring 2009.
BMW’s new Gifts package features branded watches, sunglasses, cycling gear and more, with prices ranging from under $50 to $1,200, available from mid-October.
BMW has officially revealed the X1 Concept, previewing its smallest X model yet, with production expected in 2009 and a public debut set for the Paris show.
Spy photos reveal the upcoming Fiat 500 Cabrio with a fabric roof and two-seat layout, expected to reach showrooms next summer with petrol and diesel engine options.
Bentley and Alfred Dunhill have collaborated on a new five-piece leather luggage collection, using Spanish calf leather and Italian-made hardware, tailored for business and leisure travellers.
German specialist Rieger has introduced a body kit and performance upgrades for the Ford Mondeo Wagon, offering styling in ABS or carbon fibre and optional suspension and ECU tuning.
The 2009 Acura RL gains a more powerful engine, sharper styling and an expanded suite of driver assistance and connectivity features, strengthening its position in the luxury saloon segment.
Porsche engineers have begun road testing the next-generation 911, with early 998 test mules photographed wearing 997 bodywork but revealing key chassis changes.