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Firm to launch Essentiele budget brand Range and is likely to be kicked off by C-Cactus crossover model Full story...

Boss admits legend could take eco route Full story...

Audi's fastest eco car to get its own video game Full story...

Even lighter Twingo on the way

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Galibier 16C to get production go-ahead with £900,000 price tag and title of world’s fastest four-door Full story...

Nissan has completed its four-year programme called Shift-Mercosur begun in 2006 which included six new model launches. In that time it began importing the Murano crossover from Japan; the Tiida hatch and the new Sentra saloon from Mexico (thanks to a free trade deal with that country); and started local production of the new Frontier pick-up (dropping the XTerra and the old Frontier) and the Livina and Grand Livina minivans at alliance partner Renault's plant in the state of Paraná. Full story...

The 'small' Pajero (known as the Pajero iO or, here in Europe, the 1999-2006 Shogun Pinin), which Mitsubishi stopped selling in most markets several years ago, is still alive and well in Brazil where it has just been given a two-year, $US50m major make-over by local assembler and distributor Souza Ramos Group (GSR). The design work was done in São Paulo with help from Mitsubishi Japan. Full story...

Rally-prepped 500 set to compete in its own one-make series

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Lewis Hamilton storms to victory at stunning Singapore grand prix. Full story...

First Drive: 2010 GMC Terrain

The second crossover in GMC's fold.

To align its menu of trucks and people movers with rising interest in smaller, more fuel efficient transportation, GMC has broomed the hoary Envoy in favor of a fraternal twin to Chevy's Equinox called Terrain. This brings an efficient four-cylinder engine into the lineup, highway mileage topping the crucial 30mpg barrier, and a fresh load of tantalizing creature features.

Photo Gallery: 2010 GMC Terrain - GMC Crossover SUV Review - Automobile Magazine

Photo Gallery: 2010 GMC Terrain - GMC Crossover SUV Review - Automobile Magazine

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Many Canadian auto writers must be feeling pretty smug at the moment. Why, might you ask? Simple. We have been breathing down manufacturers backs for the last five (maybe more in some cases) years, asking them, no, telling them that they need to bring their euro cars to North America. Lo and behold, some car makers have recently been making huge headlines with the imminent arrival of all-new euro-World Cars. Full story...

Reigning World Champion Lewis Hamilton sorely wanted to win in Singapore after his slip up recently at Monza, and on Sunday evening he drove a pluperfect race for McLaren to deliver a richly deserved triumph. Full story...

Here are the main short motorsport news of this day, September 28, 2009. Full story...

Reports are stating that Honda and the IndyCar series came to an agreement last week for the engine manufacturer to remain in that capacity for the next two years. Full story...

Less than six months after announcing the news that it would be producing a Fiesta S2000 rally car, M-Sport has completed the build of the first car absolutely on schedule and has begun an extensive testing programme. Full story...

Noriyuki Haga (Ducati) has reclaimed the World Superbike Championship lead after a win and a second place finish, just behind team mate Michel Fabrizio. Full story...

Reigning World Champion Lewis Hamilton sorely wanted to win in Singapore after his slip up recently at Monza, and on Sunday evening he drove a pluperfect race for McLaren to deliver a richly deserved triumph. Full story...

NASCAR Sprint Cup driver Joey Logano walked away unscathed after rolling his car seven times in a six-car accident early in Sunday's AAA 400 at Dover International Speedway on Sunday. Full story...

Raffaello Porro will become the Director of Communications for Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A from 1 October 2009, reporting directly to the President and CEO of the Italian carmaker, Stephan Winkelmann. Full story...