Coverage tagged Safety.
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Jeep’s latest Cherokee arrives in European dealerships with a starting price of €34,800, offering diesel and petrol engines, three trim levels and a suite of standard safety features.
Authorities concluded the Porsche Carrera GT crash that killed Paul Walker and Roger Rodas was caused by unsafe speed, with no evidence of mechanical fault or a second vehicle.
Acura will unveil the production-ready TLX saloon at the 2014 New York Auto Show, offering two new powertrains and advanced safety technology.
The new-generation Subaru Impreza goes on sale in the UK with a 1.6-litre boxer engine, standard safety technology and a single RC trim level.
The US government has begun the search for a new presidential limousine, with the Department of Homeland Security aiming to award the contract by August 2014.
General Motors’ recall of 1.6 million vehicles over a faulty ignition switch has triggered a US federal probe and could expose the company to substantial fines and lawsuits.
The 2014 Nissan Qashqai has received the top five-star safety rating from Euro NCAP, with strong results in adult and child occupant protection.
Qoros confirms its second production model, the 3 Hatch, will premiere at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2014, expanding the brand’s compact line-up.
Sabine Kehm dismisses speculation that doctors in Grenoble are preparing to bring Michael Schumacher out of his induced coma, urging caution over unofficial updates.
Toyota has announced Australian pricing for the 2014 RAV4, with new safety features and a starting price of $28,690 for the entry-level GX.
A Torch Red 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray suffered major front-end damage following a crash in snowy conditions, with the incident reported at a Milwaukee dealership.
US safety regulators failed to decide on mandatory vehicle-to-vehicle communication and automatic emergency braking by the end of 2013, leaving automakers waiting on federal direction.
Michael Schumacher is in a medically induced coma in Grenoble hospital after a skiing accident in the French Alps left him with severe brain injuries.
Doctors report Michael Schumacher is in a relatively stable but still critical state after a second brain operation, with his situation described as fragile despite some unexpected improvement.
Doctors at Grenoble hospital say Michael Schumacher's condition has stabilised slightly following a second operation, but the Formula One champion remains in critical condition.
Doctors in Grenoble will provide the next official update on Michael Schumacher’s condition following his skiing accident, as speculation continues and his family remains at his side.
A global survey of over 14,000 drivers reveals millennials are the most enthusiastic about autonomous driving technologies, with safety features topping their wish lists.
Police arrested 18-year-old Jameson Witty after he removed a roof panel from the Porsche Carrera GT involved in the fatal accident that killed Paul Walker and Roger Rodas.
All-wheel drive now features on nearly a third of new US vehicles, driven by crossover popularity and safety-conscious buyers seeking greater traction and control.
Euro NCAP has awarded four-star safety ratings to the BMW i3, Ford EcoSport and Nissan Note, with each model showing strengths and weaknesses in different test categories.
A new Ferrari F12 Berlinetta was written off after its driver lost control and collided with a tree near Hilversum, leaving both occupants uninjured.
A woman driving under the influence crashed her Ferrari F430 Scuderia into another car in Malaysia, leaving the rare supercar badly damaged but causing no injuries.
After a Model S fire in Tennessee, the car’s owner has publicly defended Tesla, even as US safety regulators begin a preliminary investigation into the incident.
BMW has issued a global recall for 176,000 petrol four-cylinder models from 2012 to 2014 after identifying a risk of power brake failure due to vacuum pump lubrication issues.