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The Japanese new vehicle market continued to grow strongly in August, by 6.7% to 388,600 units from 364,218 units a year earlier, according to registration data released by the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association.

European Commission (EC) authorities have approved, through the EU Merger Regulation, the acquisition of joint control of a newly created joint venture in India by Toyota Tsusho India, its parent Toyota Tsusho of Japan and Maruti Suzuki India of India.

News 9 Sep, 2019

The new Ferrari 812 GTS is a convertible version of the 812 Superfast, boasting the same 6.5-litre V12 with 789bhp

News 8 Sep, 2019

New diesel-electric Mercedes GLE 350 de SUV capable of 62 miles on electric power and 256mpg

News 8 Sep, 2019

In-house coachbuilder Mulliner will produce 12 examples of the iconic Bentley Blower, built to the original car’s specification

News 8 Sep, 2019

The new Mercedes GLC 300 e uses the same petrol-electric powertrain as the E 300 e, meaning 316bhp and 700Nm of torque

News 8 Sep, 2019

The new Ferrari F8 Spider is the latest model to don the Spider name tag, and it the matches hard top F8 Tributo for acceleration and speed

Porsche has increased its stake in hypercar and technology company Rimac Automobili to 15.5%.

Our future models analysis articles are often the most popular item on just-auto and this week's look at Chevrolet SUVs and trucks was no exception.

The West European car market fell by 8.5% year-on-year (YoY) in August according to data released by LMC Automotive. However, the contraction was largely explained by the comparison with the inflated market last year - which was distorted by sales being pulled forward ahead of the implementation of WLTP on 1st September 2018. After taking that into account, August was nevertheless a strong month for car sales in the region.

News 6 Sep, 2019

A revamped version of the Korean brand’s mid-size SUV has been caught on camera, sporting a major cosmetic overhaul

Nissan Motor is not currently considering asking embattled CEO Hiroto Saikawa to resign, two sources told the Reuters news agency on Friday, a day after he admitted to being overpaid in violation of internal procedures.