Coverage tagged Saloons.
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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.
Lexus has unveiled the 2015 LS, adding an upgraded infotainment system, smartphone connectivity features and subtle interior enhancements while retaining the established V8 and hybrid powertrains.
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.
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.
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.
Mercedes-AMG has set UK prices for the new 2015 C63 range, with the saloon starting at £59,795 and the C63 S Edition 1 topping the range at £74,700.
Volkswagen has detailed the 2015 Passat’s complete engine line-up, trim levels and standard features, with prices for the new saloon starting from €25,875 in Europe.
Several BMW M3 F80 saloons were seen heavily damaged on a transporter following their use in action sequences for Mission Impossible 5, highlighting the real cars sacrificed for the film's stunts.
Lexus engineers have been caught evaluating the upcoming GS F saloon on public roads, as the brand prepares to challenge established German performance rivals.
The inaugural 2015 BMW M3 delivered in the United States has received a full suite of upgrades from MORR Wheels, including a power boost and bespoke wheels.
Cadillac will introduce the CT6 as its new flagship saloon in 2015, launching a new naming system that will eventually cover the entire model range.
Ford’s aluminium-bodied F-150 and Jaguar’s XE push carmakers further from traditional steel, prompting steelmakers to accelerate high-strength steel development and defend market share.
BMW will not produce an i8 Spyder or expand the 7 Series range beyond saloons, but has confirmed a new X7 flagship SUV is in development.
A leaked image has revealed the updated 2015 Chrysler 300, showing a revised front end and confirming its unveiling at the 2014 Los Angeles Auto Show.
Jaguar has revealed the 2015 XE, its all-new aluminium saloon, set to challenge the BMW 3 Series and Mercedes C-Class with new engines and lightweight construction.
Facing falling US sales and buyer resistance to higher prices, Cadillac is adding features like heated seats to lower-trim models and reviewing its marketing approach for 2015.
Dodge has ruled out European sales of its Charger and Challenger SRT Hellcat, keeping the V8 muscle cars exclusive to North America despite rivals' presence in the region.
National Electric Vehicle Sweden unveils its first all-electric Saab 9-3 prototype, targeting a 200 km range and 140 hp from a floor-mounted battery pack.
Cadillac’s upcoming flagship saloon, known as the LTS during development, is set to reach European buyers following its debut in the US market.
Alfa Romeo is developing a Giulia GTA sports saloon intended to rival the BMW M3, with a Maserati-derived twin-turbo V6 and aggressive styling.
Cadillac is developing the LTS, a new luxury saloon aimed at competing with the Mercedes-Benz S-Class and BMW 7 Series, with a debut expected at the 2015 New York Auto Show.
Patent drawings leaked online show the long-awaited Mercedes-Benz S-Class Pullman, previewing a stretched luxury limousine set to replace the Maybach and top the S-Class range.
Kia updates its Cadenza saloon for 2015 with new standard equipment, technology options and interior enhancements, focusing on the Premium and Limited trims.
The long-wheelbase Cadillac ATS-L, designed exclusively for the Chinese market, debuts in its first official image with stretched dimensions and local production.