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As manufacturers continue to announce world premiere concepts and production models ahead of the 23 & 24 April media preview days of AutoChina 2012, just-auto keeps track for you.

As manufacturers continue to announce world premiere concepts and production models ahead of the 23 & 24 April media preview days of AutoChina 2012, just-auto keeps track for you.

As manufacturers continue to announce world premiere concepts and production models ahead of the 23 & 24 April media preview days of AutoChina 2012, just-auto keeps track for you.

As manufacturers continue to announce world premiere concepts and production models ahead of the 23 & 24 April media preview days of AutoChina 2012, just-auto keeps track for you.

Today (Tuesday) is the second media preview day for AutoChina 2012. To help you keep track of the more than 100 world premieres at this biennial event, just-auto summarises each vehicle.

The final list of world premiere concepts and production models which appeared for the first time at AutoChina 2012 on the 23 and 24 April media preview days.

As manufacturers continue to announce world premiere concepts and production models ahead of the 23 & 24 April media preview days of AutoChina 2012, just-auto keeps track for you.

While most SUV owners are content to keep their off-road vehicles as far away from dirt as possible, let alone a racetrack, the crew from SRT took its Grand Cherokee SRT8 to Germany to and#8220;'Ring rateand#8221; the halo Jeep.

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General Motors will roll out a refreshed 2013 Cadillac SRX in a bid to maintain the popular crossover's sales momentum.

With the public debut of the 2013 SRT Viper scheduled for the New York auto show, we've scoured the Autoweek archives to bring you some classic Viper stories from our past.

SRT has shown the most revealing teaser image yet of the new 2013 Viper, completing another step in the car's striptease.

The redesigned 2013 Ford Fusion will help you save gasoline when stuck in traffic.

I still remember standing at the dealership with my dad as he was trying to decide whether to buy the 1984 Mercury Capri in slate or the 1984 Ford Mustang in black.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is looking into complaints that some Jeep Wrangler vehicles and

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At a time when fuel economy counts for just about everything, there's still a horsepower war raging in the United States.

From wrc.com

Mikko Hirvonen and Jarmo Lehtinen have been excluded from the results of Vodafone Rally de Portugal, round four of the FIA World Rally Championship powered Nokia, elevating Mads Ostberg and Jonas Andersson to their maiden WRC wins.

The No. 2 Citroen DS3 WRC of Hirvonen and Lehtinen was subjected to various technical checks during post-event scrutineering at the Algarve Stadium in Faro on Sunday evening.

A report prepared by the FIA Technical Delegate issued to the event stewards stated the car's clutch was “not in conformity with the Homologation Form A5733.” As a result the event stewards took the decision to exclude car No. 2 from the event classification.

The report also stated “the turbo (turbine wheel) fitted to car No. 2 appears not to be in conformity”. However, a stewards' decision on this matter has been delayed pending the outcome of further examination and reports.

Mads Ostberg, Ford. (Photo: WRC)

Evgeny Novikov and Denis Giraudet and Petter Solberg and Chris Patterson climb up to second and third places in the overall results respectively following the exclusion of Hirvonen and Lehtinen.

The exclusion also means that Hirvonen and Lehtinen's Citroen their team-mates Sebastien Loeb and Daniel Elena remain at the top of the drivers' and co-drivers' standings respectively, albeit just four points in front of Solberg and Patterson. Citroen's lead over Ford in the manufacturers' standings is reduced to 12 points.

Team principal Yves Matton has confirmed Citroen will be appealing the decision of the stewards, meaning the results remain provisional.