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Honda's fourth-generation CR-V arrives in Romanian showrooms, offering petrol and diesel options with prices starting at €24,676 for the entry petrol and €31,980 for the base diesel.
Industry forecasts point to US new vehicle sales reaching at least 15 million units in 2013, driven by pent-up demand, credit availability and a wave of new models.
Dacia’s Mioveni plant will build the right-hand drive Sandero for the UK, increasing output by 30,000 units and targeting early 2013 sales at a sub-£6,000 price.
Land Rover prepares to unveil the next-generation Range Rover Sport, featuring a lighter aluminium monocoque and updated engine options, with its public debut expected in early 2013.
BMW’s V12 story began in 1987 with the 750i, and by 2012 the marque had produced four generations of twelve-cylinder engines for its flagship saloons.
Acura’s next-generation MDX SUV has been filmed undergoing high-speed testing at the Nürburgring ahead of its expected 2014 launch.
General Motors will spend $450 million upgrading its Rosario Automotive Complex between 2013 and 2015 to build a new global Chevrolet model for domestic and export markets.
Chevrolet has released new teaser images of the seventh-generation Corvette C7, ahead of its official unveiling at the 2013 Detroit Motor Show.
Volkswagen has announced a second-generation Phaeton saloon, set to launch in 2015 on a new modular platform shared with Bentley and Porsche.
Volkswagen confirms a two-cylinder TDI diesel for the Up!, with compatibility for the MQB platform raising the prospect of use in the next-generation Golf.
Chevrolet has confirmed the world premiere of the seventh-generation Corvette C7 will take place on 13 January 2013 at the Detroit Motor Show, previewed by a new Crossed Flags emblem.
The Panamera Platinum Edition brings distinctive styling and extra equipment to Porsche’s luxury saloon, with sales to begin in November for selected variants.
Volkswagen has launched the Passat Highline in the UK as a replacement for the SE trim, offering extra equipment and a choice of petrol and diesel engines.
The 2013 Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder adopts the sharper styling of the recently facelifted coupe, gaining revised bumpers, new wheels and expanded personalisation options.
The 2013 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid receives a 45 mpg rating from the EPA, outpacing rivals like the Lexus ES 300h and BMW ActiveHybrid 3 in both efficiency and price.
Mercedes-Benz is preparing a compact SUV inspired by the G-Class, expected to use the MFA platform and target a 2020 launch.
Suzuki will bring the Swift Sport Concept to Australian audiences at the 2012 Sydney Motor Show, marking its first appearance in the country after its Tokyo unveiling.
Chevrolet is preparing a major product push for 2013, with 13 new or refreshed models set for launch, including the all-new Silverado, Impala and Spark EV.
Nissan sets the entry price for its redesigned 2013 Pathfinder SUV at $29,095 in the US, introducing a V6-only line-up and new family-focused features.
The facelifted 2013 Acura ZDX arrives with updated styling and more standard equipment, but Acura has confirmed the slow-selling crossover will be dropped within months.
The new SsangYong Korando Sports arrives in the UK with a 2.0-litre turbo diesel engine, three trim levels and prices starting at £18,295 on the road.
Skoda's next-generation Octavia, due in 2013, will adopt Volkswagen Golf Mk7’s engine range and MQB platform as part of the group’s cost-saving strategy.
Kia has unveiled the facelifted Sorento, featuring a new front end, improved ride height, and a more efficient 2.2-litre diesel engine for the European market.
Spy images confirm the development of a two-door, four-seat S-Class Cabriolet, drawing on the Ocean Drive Concept and set to follow the new S-Class saloon.