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Based on the SE trim, the Skoda Yeti Adventure Edition brings added features and unique styling to UK buyers, with prices starting at £18,640.
Alfa Romeo has released a detailed look at the assembly process for the 4C, highlighting its carbon fibre construction and mid-engined layout ahead of first deliveries in September 2013.
BMW’s upcoming 4 Series Coupe has been spotted with minimal disguise, revealing the production-ready shape and hinting at a clear break from the 3 Series lineage.
Jeep has set the starting price of its 2014 Cherokee at $22,995 in the United States, undercutting the outgoing Liberty and introducing new features including a nine-speed automatic gearbox.
The 2014 Toyota Corolla debuts in the US with a larger cabin, standard LED headlights, and updated equipment across three main trim levels.
Nissan is finalising its own version of the Dacia Duster, with the rebadged SUV expected to launch as the Terrano and enter production in the coming years.
Images of the next-generation Mazda 3 have surfaced ahead of its official debut, confirming the hatchback’s Kodo design and previewing key styling changes.
Ford revived the Escort name with a compact saloon concept unveiled by marketing chief Jim Farley at the 2013 Shanghai Motor Show, targeting Chinese buyers.
BMW has made its online configurator for the 2015 X5 F15 live, allowing buyers to explore trim, engine and equipment options, though pricing remains unlisted.
The C63 AMG Edition 507, offered as saloon, coupé and estate, brings 507hp from its naturally aspirated V8 and is now available to Italian buyers.
Jeep is poised to beat Land Rover to market with the first 9-speed automatic transmission in a light SUV, as the Cherokee is due by late 2013.
Mercedes-Benz will offer the S-Class Edition 1 with exclusive equipment and finishes, available only during the flagship saloon’s first 12 months of production.
Toyota's FT-HT Yuejia Concept, unveiled at the 2013 Shanghai Motor Show, is shown in motion for the first time as the brand releases official on-road footage.
AvtoVAZ has rebranded its long-running Niva off-roader as the Lada Taiga for export markets, with the rugged 4x4 continuing unchanged apart from its new name.
Toyota has reclaimed its position as the most valuable automotive brand globally, surpassing BMW with a brand value of $24.5 billion according to the latest BrandZ ranking.
Nissan introduces the GT-R Gentleman Edition exclusively for France, offering bespoke interior details, unique badging and a limited run of just 10 cars at €97,900 each.
Unofficial renderings offer an early look at the upcoming 2014 Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG, hinting at AMG styling cues and a possible Geneva debut next year.
Chrysler says its reliability is now close to Toyota’s, following strong results in the 2013 Strategic Vision Total Quality Index, but third-party metrics still show a gap.
BMW has refreshed its 5 Series range for 2014, introducing mild exterior changes, new equipment as standard and expanded engine options, including a new entry-level diesel.
Two Tata Nano city cars toured Jamaica to highlight their fuel economy, as the Indian brand sought to make inroads in the Caribbean market with its ultra-low-cost model.
A rare glimpse of the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento in production form suggests the ultra-lightweight V10 supercar is nearing delivery to its select customers.
The M235i Coupe leads BMW’s new 2 Series range, featuring a 3.0-litre turbocharged six-cylinder and M Performance upgrades ahead of production starting November 2013.
Mercedes-Benz presented the 2014 S-Class in Hamburg, introducing new safety systems, all-LED lighting, and a choice of efficient engines, with European sales starting July 2013.
Images of the 2014 Toyota Corolla have surfaced online, revealing a design close to the Furia concept and previewing the new generation before its official launch.