It began as a cryptic sculpture bathed in blue and silver light at the Detroit auto show. It continued this spring at the China show with the reveal of the striking 'Shooting Break' concept. Now, it all comes together.
Full story...
With the yen hovering at a 15-year high against the dollar, Japan's automakers are moving quickly to limit the damage from currency exchange losses.
Full story...
General Motors Co. is touting its global reach to potential investors.
Full story...
In a move certain to divide consumers into love-it/hate-it groups, Nissan Motor Co. will introduce a convertible version of its Murano crossover next year.
Full story...
If asked, few people would be likely to guess what plant Ford Motor Co. considers its most progressive. Answer: the Camacari plant in northeast Brazil.
Full story...
Hyundai Motor America is shifting production of its Santa Fe crossover to the Georgia plant of its corporate cousin, Kia Motors America, to free up production for more high-demand Hyundai Sonatas in Alabama.
Full story...
The high-performance group at General Motors Co. has a broader mission again -- with a marketing veteran in charge who is eager to develop powerful small cars.
Full story...
Dealer H. Carter Myers III lost a motivated buyer of a GMC Terrain crossover last week because there were no Terrains on his lot.
Full story...
Hyundai and Kia are trying to hold on to their U.S. sales momentum by entering new segments, moving the brands upscale and bringing out vehicles with more eye-catching design.
Full story...
Citroën has released full details and pricing for the hotly anticipated DS3 Racing, and has announced that customer orders can be placed from 1st September, 2010.
Full story...
This fall, a new compact coupe will find its way onto the Canadian market. There aren't many left, as only the Honda Civic and the Kia Forte Koup are left. The Chevrolet Cobalt will be a goner in a few weeks when it will be replaced by the sedan-only Cruze, and the two-door Focus coupe will be retired for 2011.
Full story...
Replacing the Race Touareg 2, twice winner in 2009 and 2010 of the gruelling Dakar Rally and the first diesel-powered vehicle ever to win the event, the new Race Touareg 3 promises to be faster and more efficient while retaining the immense strength and durability of the outgoing car.
Full story...
At this year's Paris Motor Show, Mazda will be focusing on low fuel consumption and reduced emissions, with three new model introductions.
Full story...
The Formula 3 Euroseries championship, once extremely popular will introduce several sporting and technical changes next season.
Full story...
McLaren sponsor SAP have made a series of short videos giving insights into key areas of Formula 1 racing, and this one focuses on the ergonomics of the chassis of the MP4-25.
Full story...
Toyota was reportedly heading for a competitive season in formula one this year until the Japanese carmaker decided to pull out of the sport altogether.
Full story...
When the Scion will officially launch in Canada, three models will initially be available, the xB, the xD and the tC. Next spring, the diminutive iQ will join the rest of the product line-up.
Full story...
The Scuderia Ferrari is reportedly prepared to launch civil action against the FIA if the World Motor Sport Council imposes further sanctions next month.
Full story...
Australian Formula 1 driver Mark Webber cannot guarantee he will still be on the formula one grid in 2012 -- especially if he wins the world championship before then.
Full story...
After Friday's dramatic Nationwide race, the pre-race ceremonies at Bristol offered up a tantalizing prediction of bent sheet metal and payback.
Full story...
With the current economy the last thing you need is for your vehicle to break down. Whether your driving a reliable car or a busted up
The latest auto news, reviews, prices, product and vehicle releases.