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Sebastian Vettel's victory was his first in Monaco, extending his runaway championship lead to 58 points.

FIA president Jean Todt is set to meet yet again with the engine manufacturers on Monday.

Spotted on the grid of the Centennial Indy 500 were Hendrick Motorsport decals on the wings of two Team Penske Racers. The decals were on the inside rear wingplate on Will Power's #6 Dallara Honda and #12 Ryan Honda.

Official pictures reveal new soft-top stunner, same 563bhp V8 as coupé, giving huge pace

Mercedes-Benz is using the long holiday weekend in America to tantalize enthusiasts with fresh photographs of the 2012

Mercedes-Benz is using the long holiday weekend in America to tantalize enthusiasts with fresh photographs of the 2012 SLS AMG roadster.

VW wants to start producing the Tiguan compact crossover in North America, helping to trim costs, a German magazine reported, citing management sources.

Vice President Joe Biden said Chrysler's repayment of government loans vindicates the administration's decision to rescue the automaker and shows that the economy is on the mend. The resurgence of Chrysler and General Motors Co.

For Ford and other automakers, medical monitoring is the next key to a burst of car sales. About 10,000 baby boomers turn 65 every day and 26 million Americans have diabetes.

Hyundai Canada announced that it will offer a free 3-month subscription to SiriusXM with certified used cars equipped with a satellite radio receiver.

A MINI crossover might seem like a sin, just like when Porsche decided to develop the Cayenne SUV. But let's face it, the brand cannot continue being sustainable by selling miniscule yet fun-to-drive hatchbacks. So, spawning more models in the MINI brand has no choice but to make sense.

This week, the staff at the Detroit/Hamtramck plant bid farewell to one of the models they've been producing for quite a few years. The Cadillac DTS sedan, which has been on sale since 2006 and replaced the DeVille, has rolled off the assembly line for the last time.

Back in April, Toyota announced a partnership with Microsoft to develop a revolutionary new infotainment concept. Today, the Japanese automaker detailed its unique on-board telematics system called Friend.

Debuted in 2005, Lincoln's new-age entry-level model was called the Zephyr for a single year before being rebadged as the MKZ. With available AWD and standard V6 power, this Fusion-based sedan was aimed at other entry-luxury machinery like the Toyota Avalon and Cadillac CTS. Enthusiasts loathed the loss of the rear-drive, optionally V8-powered LS to this new front-drive sedan, though updated styling and features helped it hold its own in the market.

Sam Schmidt Motorsports' Josef Newgarden, was the winner of the Indy Lights race at the Indianapolis Speedway the Firestone Freedom 100.

Robert Kubica is in Monaco this weekend but he will not be making an appearance in the F1 paddock.

The first photos of Eric Lux's injuries have emerged.

Jari-Matti Latvala will begin day two of Rally Argentina with a lead of 18.2s in his Ford Fiesta RS WRC following Friday's six testing stages in the punishing Traslasierra mountains of the country's Cordoba region.

Team Lotus claimed victory in the court dispute, but the Tony Fernandes-led outfit might have to change its name for 2012 and beyond.

A statement was published yesterday by Honda Canada regarding an unauthorized access of customer information. The data in question dates back from 2009 when Honda invited customers to register at the myHonda website.