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German tuner Pogea Racing has unveiled a comprehensively reworked Alfa Romeo 4C, adding aggressive carbon fibre bodywork and a two-stage engine upgrade that lifts power to 308hp.
Subaru has launched the BRZ tS STI in Japan, offering chassis and styling upgrades but retaining the standard 2.0-litre engine, with only 300 units planned.
Digital renders of the anticipated 2017 Audi RS4 Avant suggest an evolutionary design, as speculation grows about its powertrain and launch timing.
Scion has confirmed US pricing for the 2016 iA saloon and iM hatchback, with both models positioned as value-focused entries targeting younger buyers.
Jury names 19 cars and 21 trucks and SUVs as contenders for the 2016 NACTOY awards, with winners to be announced at the Detroit Auto Show in January.
Hyundai has released UK pricing and specifications for the third-generation Tucson, with the entry-level S grade starting at £18,695 and first deliveries due in September.
The updated Mercedes-Benz A45 AMG brings more power, sharper styling and enhanced chassis tech, moving ahead of the Audi RS3 Sportback in output.
Audi has revealed the 2016 A4 in both saloon and Avant estate forms, featuring a lighter platform, revised engines and a fully overhauled interior.
Audi is backing a German engineering team aiming to land the Lunar Quattro, an all-electric rover, near Apollo 17’s site in 2017 as part of the Google Lunar XPRIZE.
Just hours after its official unveiling, Alfa Romeo’s Giulia Quadrifoglio Verde has been displayed in the metal at the marque’s Arese museum, revealing its aggressive design and performance credentials.
Subaru has committed to a new generation of the BRZ, but the company has yet to decide whether to continue its partnership with Toyota or pursue a different route for the platform.
Mini owners can now rent out their vehicles via a new scheme linked to BMW’s DriveNow, targeting changing attitudes to car ownership and new revenue streams.
DS Automobiles opens UK orders for the facelifted DS 5, the first model sold under the standalone DS brand, with prices starting at £26,980 and revised trim levels.
The Renault Clio dCi 90 EDC Dynamique pairs the familiar 1.5-litre diesel with a six-speed dual-clutch automatic, offering a practical supermini with strong efficiency and a broader appeal.
The inaugural Koenigsegg Agera RS has reached its first owner, joining a collection that already includes the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport and McLaren P1.
BMW has confirmed US pricing for the X5 xDrive40e, its first plug-in hybrid SUV, with orders now open and a starting price including destination charge.
Renault has launched its first pickup, the Duster Oroch, based on the Duster SUV and aimed at the South American market, with a five-seat layout and petrol engines.
Opel is planning to expand the Astra K range with GSi and OPC models, targeting rivals like the Focus ST and Golf R with up to 300hp on offer.
Honda will end US sales of its Civic Natural Gas and Accord plug-in hybrid, shifting attention to a new hydrogen fuel cell model and upcoming electrified vehicles.
Subaru's best-selling SUV adds STARLINK safety tech and minor enhancements for 2016, with the range starting at $22,395 and topping out with turbocharged options.
Volkswagen has introduced the Passat BlueMotion to the UK market, offering saloon and estate versions with a 1.6-litre diesel engine and sub-100g/km emissions.
General Motors is set to re-enter the US medium-duty truck market by selling Chevrolet-badged models built by Isuzu, with most units coming from Japan and some assembled in the US.
Lincoln will phase out its MKS saloon after the 2016 model year, clearing the way for a new flagship as the Continental concept edges closer to production.
Ford has opened orders for its new Everest SUV in Australia, offering three trim levels, permanent four-wheel drive and a 3.2-litre five-cylinder diesel engine.