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Online used-car retailer Carvana's first-quarter net loss widened to nearly $53 million, while revenue and vehicle sales both more than doubled to records.

CEO Jim Hackett says the company doesn't intend to lose customers with decision to ax sedans in favor of SUVs and pickups; Bill Ford says he remains frustrated by lagging stock price

CEO Jim Hackett says the company doesn't intend to lose customers with decision to ax sedans in favor of SUVs and pickups; Bill Ford says he remains frustrated by lagging stock price

Global auto parts giant Magna International posted record net income of $660 million in the first quarter of 2018, up 14 percent from a year ago.

Magna International posted record net income of $660 million in the first quarter of 2018, up 14 percent from a year ago.

Opinion 10 May, 2018

Now Rolls-Royce has taken the SUV plunge, it's time we stopped looking down on these types of vehicle, says Steve Walker

Eaton and Shaanxi Fast Gear have announced they have signed a joint venture agreement to manufacture manual transmissions for light-duty commercial vehicles.

In today's car interior, space in front of the wheel remains a priority with the explosion of added content and features. In tomorrow's self-driving car, space behind will be transformed into a comfortably designed control and entertainment centre. Continuing just-auto/QUBE's series of interviews with OEMs, we spoke to executives from Volkswagen Group to learn more about I.D. VIZZION, consumers' desire for individuality, new mobility concepts and the implications for automotive interiors.

News 10 May, 2018

Simplified trim levels makes three Renault models cheaper to buy, with top-spec Captur seeing a £1,755 price drop

BMW-owned Rolls-Royce has unveiled its super-luxury SUV, the Cullinan. It says the car - named after the largest diamond ever discovered - is an 'all-terrain high-bodied car that makes the idea of authentic, luxury off-road travel a reality for the first time'. Luxury travel is, according to Rolls-Royce, now 'Effortless, Everywhere'.

Audi of America has expanded its Traffic Light Information driver assistance feature to two more US cities - Phoenix, Arizona and areas of Kansas City, Kansas.

Uber's Elevate program - which aims to create 'urban aerial ridesharing' - is seeking to partner with an 'international city' for a 'flight-on demand' service that it plans to start in 2023.

News 10 May, 2018

Advertising Standards Authority rules xDrive TV advert “gave the impression that the cars were being driven at a considerable speed”

Ford is to extend research into the use in urban areas of plug in hybrid electric vans that run solely on electric power for most city trips by working with Valencia's regional and city government to better understand benefits both for the environment and for customers.

Uber re-opened a contest to select the first international city to launch its proposed flying taxi project, following apparent delays in getting the service off the ground in Dubai.

Uber re-opened a contest to select the first international city to launch its proposed flying taxi project, following apparent delays in getting the service off the ground in Dubai.

GM will stay in South Korea for at least 10 years and set up its Asia-Pacific headquarters in the country, according to terms of the deal rescuing the struggling unit.

European automakers are urgently attempting to understand the implications of President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the nuclear deal with Iran, as the fallout from Washington's move starts to gather pace.

Daimler has updated development progress on its 2019 EQC - the first all-electric Mercedes-Benz EQ brand model - ahead of hot weather durability testing in Spain this summer.

Features 24 May, 2018

We celebrate 120 years of Renault by getting behind the wheel of the Renault 4, 5, Estafette and more