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BMW has refreshed its 6 Series range for the UK market, introducing revised styling, standard LED headlights and minor equipment changes across the coupe, convertible and Gran Coupe.
Senior Apple executives have made comments suggesting the company is exploring automotive projects, intensifying rumours about a possible Apple car.
One of only six CLK-GTR Roadsters built, with just 6km on the clock, is set for auction at the 2015 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Tuning house Mansory has revealed its take on the Mercedes-AMG S63 Coupe, offering up to 887hp and a suite of visual and mechanical modifications.
Dacia is evaluating the introduction of a small SUV derived from the Renault Kwid, targeting a price point around €5,000 for European markets.
Hyundai updates its hydrogen-powered Tucson Fuel Cell for 2016, adding new paint options, extra interior features and maintaining its lease price for US customers.
Independent renderings preview the next-generation Audi A7, drawing on the Prologue concept and hinting at future styling and technology.
Fewer than 100 Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell vehicles have been delivered in the US since launch, with sales restricted by the sparse hydrogen station network in California.
A video captures the experience of driving the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport for the first time, highlighting the car’s 1,184hp output and record-breaking performance.
A digital rendering of the Renault KWID with Dacia badging has sparked debate over the plausibility of a new budget crossover for European markets.
Audi will offer the RS3 exclusively as a Sedan in the United States, with no plans for Sportback or other body styles, according to company representatives.
Renault has officially revealed the Kwid, a compact crossover targeting the A-segment, with a focus on emerging markets and a starting point in India.
Kelley Blue Book’s 2015 ranking of new cars under $18,000 highlights models like the Mazda 3, Volkswagen Golf and Kia Soul for offering style and driving fun without the high price.
Mazda Australia has set the starting price for the new-generation MX-5 at $31,990 before on-road costs, with the entry-level 1.5-litre model arriving in August 2015.
With the sixth-generation Chevrolet Camaro now revealed, its challenge is clear: outperform the Ford Mustang in five key areas if it wants to retake the US muscle car sales crown.
The new Entourage film trailer features the Cadillac Ciel Concept alongside the Escalade and ELR, putting Cadillac’s design centre stage ahead of the June 2015 release.
Chevrolet has taken the wraps off the sixth-generation Camaro, delivering a lighter chassis, new turbo engine and a host of technical upgrades for the 2016 model year.
Toyota is developing a compact rear-wheel-drive coupe to sit beneath the GT86, with sources pointing to a possible launch in early 2018.
A matte blue Koenigsegg One:1 drew attention at Goodwood, where the megacar was the subject of a new photo shoot highlighting its extraordinary performance credentials.
Audi has confirmed US pricing for the 2016 A4 range, with the entry-level saloon starting at $36,835 including destination, and the S4 from $50,125.
The 2016 Ford Mustang receives a series of new appearance and performance options, including the return of the California Special and updates for both EcoBoost and GT models.
BMW has ruled out producing an M7, despite speculation about a high-performance flagship to rival Mercedes-AMG’s S-Class.
McLaren is preparing to launch a 675LT Spider in 2016, expanding its Super Series range with an open-top version of the track-focused 675LT coupe.
The revised 3 Series brings a refreshed look, updated infotainment and a new engine range including the first plug-in hybrid for the model, ahead of sales starting late 2015.