Motoring News
02 September 2009Swaggering brand is back – at a price
Norbert Reithofer, BMW's chief executive, boldly declares the Munich carmaker's intent to survive on its own as one of just two big independent luxury producers now left in the world
read moreBMW plans new Minis as demand surges
The German company plans to build two small car models at its plant near Oxford in a vote of confidence in UK manufacturing and a significant boost for Britain's motor industry
read moreBerlin still favours Magna in Opel bid
Magna remains Germany's preferred bidder for Opel, even after RHJ offered more cash and lowered the amount of government loan guarantees it was seeking to back its majority buy-out of General Motors' European arm
read moreAutocar round-up: 02/9/2009
The day's news, first drive, road test and blogs.
read moreF1 race-fix row deepens
Reports in the British media suggest accusations against Renault's F1 team go beyond it fixing the result of the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix.
read moreWill a goslow work?
Honest John advises a reader who now drives slowly everywhere after receiving a second fine for speeding.
read moreDon't be rattled by insurers
Honest John argues that rushing to complete a claim could actually work in your favour.
read moreFirst Lotus Evora delivered
The first Lotus Evora has been handed over to customer at the Norfolk firm’s Hethel headquarters.
read moreToyota to show off first Auris hybrid
Toyota is unveiling an Auris concept complete with hybrid technology at this month’s Frankfurt motor show.
