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FCA will keep its Sterling Heights Assembly Plant idle for an extra three weeks, citing weak demand for the Chrysler 200 and a shrinking US sedan market.
Alfa Romeo has confirmed the full engine line-up for the Giulia, with petrol and diesel options aimed at European buyers and an automatic-only 2.0 turbo for the mainstream market.
Alfa Romeo has presented the complete Giulia line-up at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show, confirming diesel and petrol variants alongside the flagship Quadrifoglio.
Fiat introduces the Tipo saloon with a 1.3-litre Multijet II diesel engine in Italy, offering 95hp, strong fuel economy and a starting price of €15,500.
Audi is preparing to bring the RS3 Sedan to North America for the 2018 model year, with the high-performance saloon expected to feature a turbocharged 2.5-litre five-cylinder engine.
BMW has unveiled the 740e iPerformance, a plug-in hybrid saloon that introduces the new iPerformance sub-brand and promises 326hp with low emissions.
The 2017 Kia Optima Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid made their public debut at the 2016 Chicago Auto Show, bringing updated styling, improved efficiency and new technology to the saloon range.
Fiat presented the Punto Urban Cross Concept and the more powerful Linea 125s at the 2016 New Delhi Auto Expo, aiming to refresh its Indian line-up.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO Sergio Marchionne has confirmed the Chrysler 200 and Dodge Dart will be phased out within 18 months, redirecting investment to more profitable segments.
Jaguar has introduced an all-wheel drive option for the 2017 XF, pairing it with the 2.0-litre diesel engine and expanding its appeal in the executive saloon segment.
Hyundai is considering local Genesis manufacturing in China to avoid tariffs and compete with established luxury brands on price.
Citroën is preparing to bring back the C6 nameplate as a new flagship saloon in China, with production set for the Dongfeng-PSA joint venture.
From the Ferrari 488 GTB’s turbocharged punch to Tesla’s electric acceleration, these five luxury cars set the standard for performance and technology in 2016.
Manufacturers retire several well-known cars for 2016, from the Land Rover Defender to the Honda Accord Crosstour, as line-ups shift towards new models and market demands.
Mercedes-AMG has unveiled the S65 Cabriolet, pairing the S-Class convertible body with its 6.0-litre twin-turbo V12 and a suite of luxury features.
Honda’s premium division admits its sedans have lagged behind rivals and plans a renewed focus on improving these models, with changes expected to be visible from early 2016.
Buick has released two teaser videos previewing the 2017 LaCrosse, which will make its official debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show on 18 November.
Brabus has revealed the Rocket 900 Desert Gold Edition at the Dubai Motor Show, combining a 900 hp V12 with gold finishes aimed at the region's taste for standout luxury.
Cadillac’s CT6 luxury saloon will be the first production car to offer a high-definition video rear-view mirror as a factory option when it goes on sale next year.
Mazda’s third-generation Mazda6 2.2 4x4 AT Revolution Top impresses with design and equipment, but struggles to match rivals in ride and practicality.
Ford’s Mondeo 2.0 TDCi 4x4 Titanium brings all-wheel drive to the familiar family car, but the extra traction comes with compromises on performance and economy.
BMW marks four decades of the 3 Series with a special 340i 40 Year Edition for Australia, featuring exclusive finishes and equipment but no mechanical changes.
Fiat is launching the Tipo compact family to take on Dacia’s value-led approach, aiming to capture buyers seeking affordable practicality in Europe.
Fresh images of a 1:43 scale model have surfaced, offering a clear look at the upcoming Volvo S90 saloon’s styling ahead of its official debut.