Cars coming soon
From Peugeot’s new Audi TT rival to Mercedes’ modern day gullwinged legend, Ford’s sleek new C-Max to Chevrolet’s £7k funky city car, the new car market never stays still for long.
Nissan GT-R car review
The Nissan GT-R doesn’t just represent the latest evolution of the manufacturer’s finest sports cars. It has redefined what the phrase “fast car” means.
Limited-edition BMW Z4 revealed
BMW has unveiled a limited-edition Z4 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of its historic Mille Miglia endurance race victory.
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Cautious optimism on car sales figures Trade body the SMMT has revised its sales forecast upwards.
Limited-edition BMW Z4 Mille Miglia revealed
BMW has unveiled a limited-edition Z4 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of its historic Mille Miglia endurance race victory.
Red Bull fastest in Spain Red Bull drivers Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber fought back in second free practice for the Spanish grand prix by finishing more than three quarters of a second faster than the rest of the field.
Berlin set to rule on state aid for Opel General Motors' European arm hopes for a final response from the German government on its request for public assistance by the end of the month
McLaren sets pace in Spain McLaren's Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button topped the time sheets in the first free practice session for Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona.
This Indian is a brave attempt - and you could win one The Scottish-built Indian Dakota 4 costs about £20,000 depending on
specification and mates a Swedish-made four-cylinder engine to a
Harley-style cruiser.
New car sales 'improving' The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has increased its forecasts for new car registrations in the UK in 2010 after a better-than-expected first quarter.
Magna's share structure to end Frank Stronach, the founder and controlling shareholder of Magna International, gave in to pressure from corporate governance activists by scrapping a capital...
Carmakers tempt mobile phone generation with pay-as-you-go Carmakers, faced with a new generation of consumers weaned on mobile phones and cooling towards car ownership, are experimenting with pay-as-you-go schemes for...
Carmakers test pay-as-you-go plans Carmakers, faced with a new generation of consumers weaned on mobile phones and cooling towards car ownership, are experimenting with pay-as-you-go schemes for...
Demand is putting the mobile into automobile Antje Tiefenbach, a 25-year-old engineering student in Ulm, Germany, normally drives a Fiat Punto she bought four years ago for €8,000 ($10,200). Two or three...
Weakening euro fills some glasses but empties others Finding a silver lining to the extremely dark cloud of the Greek debt crisis is tricky. Concern is mounting in European boardrooms about contagion spreading to Spain...
Peugeot in China joint venture PSA Peugeot Citroën has agreed to establish a joint venture to build cars and light commercial vehicles in China with Chang'an Automobile. The French carmaking...
Magna's share structure to end The founder of the Ontario-based car-parts maker has given in to pressure from corporate governance activists by scrapping a capital structure that has given him control through multiple voting shares
Ferrari 'forced' to go green Ferrari boss Amedeo Felisa caught up with Autocar's Jim Holder at the recent Beijing motor show to discuss when we can expect to see a Ferrari hybrid and what the future holds for the technology.
Next Ferrari Enzo: new details Ferrari will not make widespread use of carbonfibre in its production road cars until it better understands the material’s long-term reliability, according to company boss Amedeo Felisa.
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