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News 11 May, 2016

New MINI special edition celebrates original Austin Seven from 1959, priced from £18,545

News 11 May, 2016

Exclusive images reveal sharper look for Peugeot 208 supermini to help it rival the Citroen C3 and Ford Fiesta

News 6 Sep, 2018

The new Peugeot 208 supermini will get sharper looks and an all-electric model to help it rival the Ford Fiesta and VW Polo

Toyota's net income fell 4 percent in its latest quarter as lower sales, rising costs and foreign exchange rate losses hit earnings.

Jaguar expects the F-Pace to become the brand's best-selling model to date after record advance sales for the automaker's first crossover.

Manheim is expanding its vehicle inspection services -- and testing enhancements to those services -- to accommodate the growing number of dealers who want condition reports on vehicles they buy and sell at auction, the company said today.

Nissan appointed its first chief sustainability officer, charged with leading the Japanese carmaker on such issues as resource conservation, vehicle safety, quality and fuel efficiency.

Nissan plans to give the battery packs from its Leaf electric car a 'second life' as home energy storage units.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has shaken up its global purchasing and quality management teams, as well as the executives charged with overseeing those areas in North America.

If you want to see how a future city without cars is beginning to take shape, take a quick trip to Paris, a laboratory for 21st century urban mobility.

Saipa says discussions are "under way" to start production in a joint venture with PSA Groupe as yet further fruits of the recent sanctions lift against Iran become evident.

News 10 May, 2016

An updated version of the stunning Jaguar F-Type Coupe has been caught testing at the Nurburgring

Opinion 11 May, 2016

Editor-in-chief Steve Fowler explains what Aston Martin and Rolls-Royce’s forthcoming luxury SUVs can learn from Bentley’s Bentayga.

News 10 May, 2016

Nissan event reveals future tech for the brand, with trials starting on a vehicle-to-grid system and home energy storage

Embattled Japanese supplier Takata is struggling to get ahead of its airbag recall crisis, with the latest full-year financial forecasts failing to take into account the U.S. regulator ordering a near-doubling in number of devices to be replaced.

GKN Driveline has started production at its new manufacturing facility, making propshafts, in Villagran, Mexico.