Stolen Hummer H2 Abandoned in Icy Washington Lake
A stolen Hummer H2 was found partially submerged in the frozen waters of Moses Lake, Washington, after the thief fled the scene, leaving the vehicle and its keys behind.
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A stolen Hummer H2 was found partially submerged in the frozen waters of Moses Lake, Washington, after the thief fled the scene, leaving the vehicle and its keys behind.
Mazda will introduce the CX-5 crossover to Malaysia in spring 2012, offering a 2.0-litre SKYACTIV-G engine, six-speed automatic and high equipment levels.
Nissan has released the first official image of the 2013 Pathfinder’s interior, showing a major redesign ahead of the SUV’s market launch.
Chinese carmaker Great Wall Motor and Litex Motors will open their Bulgarian assembly plant on 21 February, aiming for 50,000 vehicles annually for Europe.
Images of Lamborghini’s first SUV concept surfaced online in January 2012, ahead of its planned unveiling at the Beijing Motor Show that April.
Jeep launches the Wrangler Arctic special edition in Europe, offering unique styling and equipment from €36,850 with a 2.8-litre diesel and both two- and four-door options.
Ford has announced US pricing for the redesigned 2013 Escape, with the entry-level S model starting at $22,470 and a range of new engines and trims available.
Mercedes-Benz will introduce a four-cylinder diesel engine in the 2013 GLK for the US market, pairing improved fuel economy with a refreshed design.
Toyota has chosen the Brussels Motor Show to unveil the 2012 Land Cruiser, introducing updated styling, a revised V8 diesel and new off-road technology for European buyers.
Receivers plan to destroy up to 100 unsold Saab vehicles, including rare 9-5 estates and 9-4X SUVs, as the company’s assets are liquidated following bankruptcy.
Mitsubishi’s 2012 ASX crossover reaches UK showrooms this week, offering improved diesel economy, standard seven airbags and a reinforced safety package for British buyers.
Ohio-based AMP Holdings has launched an all-electric Jeep Grand Cherokee at the 2012 Detroit Auto Show, targeting fleet buyers with a 100-mile range and a $57,400 starting price.
The 2013 Acura RDX Prototype, unveiled at the Detroit show, previews a production crossover with a new V6 engine, revised styling, and upgraded interior technology.
Volkswagen presented the latest Touareg, new Beetle and the XL1 hybrid concept at the 2012 New Delhi Auto Expo, highlighting its ambitions in India and its focus on efficiency.
Volvo Car Corporation sold 449,255 vehicles worldwide in 2011, with sales in China surging 54% and the US and Europe also posting double-digit gains.
Mitsubishi has confirmed the 2012 ASX crossover will start at €19,350, with a range of petrol, diesel and bi-fuel variants plus several equipment levels.
Volvo's new US boss John Maloney expects stronger sales in 2012 as supply improves and Chinese ownership brings stability, despite a limited pipeline of new models.
Nissan and Dongfeng have agreed to assemble Renault models in Wuhan, marking Renault’s first local production in China and a shift from its previous import-only approach.
India's largest SUV maker is preparing to approach Saab’s administrators, as several international parties show interest in the bankrupt Swedish brand.
Suzuki has revealed the new Jimny Samurai ahead of its public debut at the 2012 New Delhi Auto Expo, previewing updates to its longstanding compact SUV.
Subaru has released the 2012 XV crossover in Australia, offering a choice of petrol or diesel engines and pricing that undercuts the base Forester.
Nissan and Infiniti have issued a recall for several 2011 and 2012 models in the US after identifying a risk of engine oil leaks caused by faulty oil cooler bolts.
General Motors has recalled nearly 8,800 Cadillac SRX vehicles from model years 2010 and 2011 due to a transmission shift cable issue that could cause rollaway incidents.
Footage emerges of the 2012 ML-Class wading through water and handling rough ground, highlighting its off-road systems and real-world limitations.