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Mercedes-Benz introduces revised diesel GL-Class models with improved fuel efficiency, updated styling and new safety features for the 2009 model year.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety recognised the Audi A3, A4, A6 and Q7 for strong crash protection and standard electronic stability control.
German tuner ABT has revealed its performance and styling package for the Audi Q5, offering up to 310hp and a full aerodynamics kit ahead of its Essen Motor Show debut.
Amid a sharp downturn in Russia’s car market, Hummer was the only brand to record a month-on-month sales increase in May 2009, selling 129 vehicles.
Jim Taylor, Hummer’s chief executive, confirmed in June 2009 that Chinese firm Tengzhong would act solely as a financial backer, leaving brand management with the existing US team.
Porsche set new records for profit, turnover and vehicle sales in the 2007/08 business year, with the Cayenne driving growth despite global economic uncertainty.
Euro NCAP has awarded the Volvo XC60's Whiplash Protection System its highest rating after the SUV excelled in a series of rear-impact safety tests.
Chinese manufacturer Great Wall Motor is recalling nearly 18,000 Hover CUVs built between April 2005 and July 2006 due to a steering gear problem that may cause difficult handling.
Autobytel.com and MyRide.com editors have selected the 2009 Kia Borrego as their 'Best Kept Secret', highlighting its strong V6 and V8 options, safety credentials and value.
Australian artist Matthew Harrison fitted a Hummer H3 with hand-built wooden wagon wheels for a central London gallery installation in 2008, blending automotive engineering and sculpture.
Citroën’s Hypnos concept, revealed with a diesel-electric hybrid drivetrain and advanced cabin technology, points to the brand’s ambitions in the crossover SUV segment.
BMW has officially revealed the X1 Concept, previewing its smallest X model yet, with production expected in 2009 and a public debut set for the Paris show.
A power steering defect has prompted Mercedes-Benz to recall almost 103,000 M-Class SUVs from model years 1998 to 2003 in the United States, according to NHTSA.