Speed limits at deserted roadworks cause anger Speed restrictions which remain in place at deserted roadworks are making the
highways more dangerous, a motoring organisation has claimed.
Fastest Ferrari to debut at Beijing Motor Show The fastest road-going Ferrari in history, the 599 GTO, is set to be unveiled
at the Beijing Motor Show later this month, aimed at the company's most
exclusive customers.
BMW tech developments: narrow passage assist and new fuel-cell solutions Intriguing developments from BMW's usually secretive research and development department.
Scrappage winners revealed
The Scrappage Scheme’s biggest winners have been announced, with Hyundai coming out on top.
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Ferrari 599 GTO: fastest ever
Ferrari 599 GTO: fastest ever Ferrari road car
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BMW to launch new concept BMW will launch a new concept car at the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este 2010 later this month to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the firm’s success at the classic Mille Miglia road race.
BYD to launch five new cars Chinese firm Build Your Dreams (BYD) will display five new models at the Beijing motor show later this month as part of its rapid expansion plans.
Nissan confirms VW Golf rival Nissan has begun a long-term project to produce a VW Golf rival, as part of its plans to enter new sectors of the car market and regain ground once occupied by the Nissan Almera.
BMW X1 car review
The BMW X1 is the smallest of the ‘X’ cars – joining the BMW X3, BMW X5 and BMW X6 in the German car maker’s SUV line-up.
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Tweaked Audi TT launched Audi’s freshening up its much-loved TT for 2010, giving it some subtly updated styling, an all-new engine and a new Sport mode.
Carmakers' alliance faces cultural chasm When the chief executives of Renault-Nissan and Daimler yesterday kicked off a strategic tie-up at a picture-perfect signing ceremony in Brussels, both quoted...
Opel nears agreement with works council in wage concessions dispute Opel, General Motors' European arm, said yesterday that it was close to an agreement with its works council on cost reductions, a crucial part of its restructuring...
Palladium prices hit two-year peak Palladium prices hit a two-year high yesterday, leading a rally in other rare precious metals, on the back of surging demand from carmakers for catalytic converters...
The good, the bad and the ugly of damage control Whether it is an errant athlete or a Japanese car giant with dodgy accelerator pedals, the lessons of how not to manage a crisis appear remarkably similar.Toyota's...
Ghosn and Zetsche forge new carmaking alliance Renault, Nissan and Daimler yesteday revealed a strategic partnership that will see the three carmakers swap equity stakes and develop and build small cars, engines...
Daimler and BMW see sense in French connections When rumours first emerged just before Christmas about an alliance between Renault, its Japanese partner Nissan, and Daimler, a French aerospace executive cynically...
GM 'on track for operating profit' fuelled by international businesses General Motors is on track to report an operating profit this year after coming close to break-even before special items in the final three months of 2009, Chris...
French government welcomes partnership The French government yesterday welcomed the alliance between Renault-Nissan and Daimler as a chance to create new industrial jobs in France, but signalled its...
Spyker C8 Aileron on video The £194,000 Spyker C8 Aileron has a Lotus-tuned chassis and Audi-sourced chassis, and now you can watch Steve Sutcliffe's first drive review on video.
Vauxhall’s new electric car range GM is planning more extended-range electric vehicles (E-REV) for Europe, including models positioned above and below the Ampera, according to Opel-Vauxhall boss Nick Reilly.
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