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Features 3 Aug, 2016

Be aware of potential big repair bills on used cars as we reveal the most common problems and the models most likely to have them

News 4 Aug, 2016

It’s up and over the urban gridlock with the latest futuristic idea for urban mobility from China, the TEB-1 bus

The expiry of tax breaks for small engine cars will hit VW's Chinese sales next year, said the automaker's China CEO, Jochem Heizmann.

Nissan estimates there will be more public locations to charge electric cars in the UK than there are petrol stations by the summer of 2020.

Continental predicted a slowdown in European car production and a fall in UK demand in the second half due to the British vote to leave the EU.

Despite the continued economic crisis in Brazil, Renault says it will add production of another model at its Aytron Senna plant in São José dos Pinhais. The Captur will become the brand's third SUV to be manufactured in Curitiba.

Suzuki posted a 7.2 percent rise in operating profit, as increased sales in India and Europe offset the negative impact of currency fluctuations.

News 3 Aug, 2016

New RAC report highlights extent of pothole problem on Britain's roads with 125% increase in damage caused to cars

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Motorists are now more than twice as likely to break down as a result of hitting a pothole than 12 years ago

News 3 Aug, 2016

Research from Nissan shows the number of UK electric car chargers will overtake the number of fuel stations in four years

Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn sees the Brazilian auto market stabilizing after steep sales reductions amid the country's worst recession in decades.

News 3 Aug, 2016

Government records rise in HGV Levy payments, but evasion fines jump up to £1.2m

Toyota said it would delay the Japan launch of its new-generation plug-in Prius gasoline hybrid model to winter from an initial schedule of fall.

Volkswagen asked a U.S. district court to dismiss a class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of investors, arguing the tribunal cannot hear disputes over shares trading mostly in Germany.

News 3 Aug, 2016

Exclusive images preview more mature look of Honda’s next Civic Type R hot hatch ahead of Paris show

Fuji Heavy, the maker of Subaru vehicles, reported a 24 percent profit decline in the latest quarter as the company booked big hits from unfavorable foreign exchange rates and the spiraling costs of recalling defective Takata airbags.

The complex U.S. emissions rules driving the auto industry's technology investment should be overhauled, auto executives and environmental regulators agreed Tuesday at a conference here, even as they differed sharply over how.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Tuesday it has approved the sale of new 2017 model year BMW AG diesel vehicles in the United States after a thorough review.

Automakers looking for some relief from the EPA's targeted 54.5 mpg fleet average by 2025 may not get it.