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Rolls-Royce has chosen Cullinan as the name for its upcoming SUV, referencing the famous diamond and marking the brand’s move into luxury all-terrain vehicles.
Kia has released Australian pricing for the 2015 Carnival, with petrol and diesel options spanning four trim levels and a starting price of $41,490 AUD.
Alfa Romeo will unveil the 4C Spider to European audiences at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, following its earlier North American premiere in Detroit.
Audi’s second-generation R8 may expand beyond its V10 engine, with a V6 and diesel variant both under discussion ahead of the car’s Geneva debut.
Carlos Ghosn, CEO of Renault-Nissan, expressed renewed confidence in Infiniti’s future as the brand seeks to boost its US sales and global standing after a leadership shakeup.
The B180 CDI offers Mercedes-Benz quality in a compact MPV, pairing a 1.8-litre diesel with practical family features and a focus on comfort over outright performance.
General Motors will keep the Bolt name for its new Chevrolet electric vehicle, despite concerns over confusion with the Volt, as the car heads for production in 2017.
Audi has not dismissed the prospect of an A9 flagship model while confirming technical details for the next-generation R8 ahead of its Geneva debut.
Honda has unveiled the European production version of the 2016 HR-V, offering two engine choices, advanced safety features and a flexible interior ahead of its summer sales launch.
Porsche has launched the online configurator for the Cayman GT4 in the UK, allowing customers to personalise the 385hp sports car ahead of its market arrival.
Hyundai Motor has announced a $1.8 billion investment through 2020 to expand its global commercial vehicle presence, including a push into the US market.
An official image of the Lexus LF-SA Concept surfaced online after a premature release, offering the first look at the city car ahead of its 2015 Geneva Motor Show unveiling.
Ford sets the 2015 Mustang’s UK entry price at £28,995 for the 2.3-litre EcoBoost, with the V8 GT beginning at £32,995 as the first right-hand-drive cars arrive in autumn.
Mercedes-Benz has released the first official image of the G500 4x4, a new off-road model set to debut at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show as a more practical alternative to the G63 AMG 6x6.
Hyundai has revealed the 2016 Veloster at the Chicago Auto Show, introducing subtle styling changes, new tech features and updated safety kit ahead of its May 2015 US launch.
Digital renderings show the 2017 Ford GT in the iconic Gulf racing colours, reviving memories of Le Mans legends ahead of the production car's arrival.
The 2016 Toyota Avalon debuted in Chicago with revised styling, updated equipment and a refreshed trim line-up, continuing the model’s presence in the large saloon segment.
Patent drawings have surfaced online, giving an early look at the 2016 MINI Convertible’s styling and confirming its close technical ties to the hatchback.
Chevrolet will build the Bolt EV at Orion Assembly near Detroit, targeting a 200-mile range and a starting price around $30,000, with production slated to begin in late 2016.
German tuner B&B Automobiletechnik has launched a three-stage performance package for the Mercedes-Benz CLA 45 AMG, boosting output to as much as 450hp and 680Nm.
Honda has revealed the redesigned 2016 Pilot, featuring a sleeker exterior, upgraded interior, and seating for up to eight, before its official debut at the 2015 Chicago Auto Show.
Acura opens orders for the updated ILX, with the entry model priced at $27,900 and a single 2.4-litre engine paired to an 8-speed dual-clutch gearbox.
A leaked official image has revealed the McLaren 675LT’s design and technical details before its scheduled debut at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show.
Everyday Driver puts the Chevrolet Camaro Z28 and Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat through their paces, highlighting the raw character and performance differences between two of America's most celebrated modern muscle cars.