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News 30 Sep, 2014

Dacia have launched a new Midnight edition of their Sandero supermini, priced from £9,345

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Plug-in hybrids are about to become a lot more common on Europe's roads as the region's mass-market brands start to introduce such cars in a bid to lower the average CO2 emissions of their new-car fleets ahead of tougher EU limits.

Maruti Suzuki India will recall 69,555 diesel vehicles to check wiring.

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Skoda Fabia Combi revealed here in our exclusive pics. It's the estate version of Skoda's Fabia supermini.

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These are the latest shots of the 2015 Honda Civic Type R, which show it registered on British plates.

Panasonic says it has agreed to buy a 49 percent stake in Spanish supplier Ficosa to allow the companies to accelerate the launch of electronic technologically advanced automotive mirrors that support safe driving.

The redesigned 2015 Honda CR-V goes on sale Wednesday with a more premium feel in a move to keep its mantle as the country's best-selling crossover.

News 30 Sep, 2014

Auto Express survey reveals the policies that’ll sway motorists at May 2015’s General Election

The European Commission has told Luxembourg that its tax arrangement with a Fiat finance subsidiary may constitute state aid, breaking EU internal market rules.

News 30 Sep, 2014

First image of Nissan’s cooked-up Pulsar Nismo, set to take on the VW Golf GTI

GAZ Group and Mersa Otomotiv, say they will start sales of Euro-5 GAZelle Next vehicles in Turkey, the first such series assembly operations of Russian Euro-5 light commercial vehicles abroad.

SGL Carbon, which counts BMW, VW Group and BMW heiress Susanne Klatten as its three biggest shareholders, will sell 267 million euros ($339 million) in shares to repay debt and make investments.

Renault will launch its upscale Initiale Paris trim line on its Clio subcompact. Renault, Ford and PSA are upgrading their models in Europe by adding premium features in a bid to attract affluent customers who find luxury brands too expensive.

Toyoda Gosei has agreed to plead guilty to price-fixing and pay a US$26m fine according to the US Justice Department.

Linamar says it is to purchase Carolina Forge Company's (CFC), business of high volume, hot forged product, in Wilson, North Carolina, as well as 66% of the shares of Seissenschmidt, also specialising in hot forgings