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Nissan’s 2015 Pathfinder arrives in US dealerships with a starting price of $29,510, bringing updated features and new option packages to the three-row SUV.
Dodge’s 2015 Charger SRT Hellcat launches in the United States with a 707hp supercharged V8 and a starting price of $63,995 including gas guzzler tax.
Nissan has announced US pricing for the 2015 Pathfinder, with the entry-level model set at $29,510 and the top-spec Platinum 4WD reaching $43,100 before destination charges.
A Lamborghini Reventón with just 688 km on the clock is listed in Dubai, offering collectors one of only 20 customer cars built in 2008.
The 2015 Volkswagen Beetle Classic arrives in the US market with retro styling cues, a 1.8-litre turbo engine and a starting price of $20,195 for the coupe.
US minivan sales have posted gains of up to 10% in 2014, driven by new models and a shift in buyer preferences as the segment recovers from a decade-long decline.
Patent images of the 2015 Porsche 911 GT3 RS have emerged online, showing key aerodynamic changes and track-focused features ahead of the model’s expected debut.
Limited to just 200 units, the S550 Premium Sport Edition brings AMG styling, exclusive features and a high-end rear seat package to Japanese buyers.
BMW unveils the M4 DTM Champion Edition, a limited Alpine White model with motorsport-inspired details, marking Marco Wittmann’s 2014 DTM drivers’ championship with just 23 cars produced.
BMW’s finance boss Friedrich Eichiner expects new model launches to drive further sales growth in 2015, despite intensifying competition from Audi and Mercedes-Benz.
A new point-of-view video puts viewers in the cockpit of the Alfa Romeo 4C, showcasing its turbocharged four-cylinder engine and raw, driver-focused dynamics.
Dodge has confirmed US pricing for the 2015 Charger SRT Hellcat, starting at $63,995 including the gas guzzler tax, with production scheduled to begin in early 2015.
A year after its US launch, the fifth-generation Jeep Cherokee has become the brand’s best-seller, drawing new buyers despite early scepticism about its design.
The 2015 Lexus NX crossover will start at $34,480 in the United States, with hybrid and all-wheel-drive models commanding higher prices as the range arrives in dealerships.
Honda's 2015 Civic Si Coupe and Sedan reach US dealers with a starting price of $23,680, offering buyers a choice of body styles and equipment options.
The third-generation Skoda Fabia, lighter and more efficient than before, arrives in European showrooms next month with fresh images highlighting its updated design and features.
Lamborghini's Huracan surpassed 3,000 units sold worldwide just months after its Geneva debut, with the US accounting for a third of early deliveries.
Mazda is preparing a rotary-powered concept for 2017, with development focused on a plug-in hybrid layout and a possible RX-9 badge for a future production car.
Toyota has revealed its 2015 Camry NASCAR Sprint Cup challenger, featuring a new look that closely matches the road-going Camry and will debut at Daytona in February.
Print Tech in Munich offers a chrome wrap for the Lamborghini Huracan, with the Centurion Black Chrome finish priced at €7,500 for owners seeking a striking look.
Mazda has confirmed full engine and transmission details for the 2015 Mazda2 ahead of its European launch, including three petrol options and a new diesel.
Chevrolet’s smallest model reaches the one million sales mark, with strong demand in the US, Mexico, South Korea and beyond since its 1998 debut.
Holden has revealed the 2015 VF Commodore, adding fresh paint options, interior updates and discontinuing the SV6 LPG variant as it aims to keep Australia's best-selling saloon competitive.
Mitsubishi will add plug-in hybrid versions to upcoming generations of the ASX, Pajero and Lancer Evolution, aiming to broaden its electrified range from 2016 onwards.