Uncertainty overshadowed Dutch sports car maker Spyker over the last few years, and that’s something the brand is hoping to change.
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Global Rallycross Championship (GRC) might become more accessible to young racing teams thanks to a possible new class.
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The last time Volkswagen could report numbers like this, Richard Nixon was entrenched in a scandalous Presidency, Spiro Agnew had been dismissed and the Volkswagen Beetle was still a diving sales force. Times have changed.
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News of a custom one-off car from Lamborghini celebrating its 50th anniversary emerged weeks ago and now the company is teasing the car, if only for a split second.
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Mazda just officially announced pricing and mileage estimates for its 2014 Mazda6 mid-size sedan.
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Specifications for the U.S.-built 2013 Nissan Leaf EV are still unavailable, but its official unveiling during the Detroit Auto Show on January 15 is drawing very near.
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Royal Mail, the U.K.’s government-owned postal service, will include a series of stamps for 2013 showcasing British “Automotive Legends” this year.
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Subaru’s sole overseas vehicle assembly plant in Indiana will expand production capacity 30 percent by 2016.
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Exotic plug-in hybrid maker Fisker is suing XLGroup, its insurer, for the cost of 338 Karmas — roughly $33 million.
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Take notice, used Italian luxury buyers, Maserati just launched a site to offer global listings for pre-owned cars available for purchase.
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Audi is backpedalling out of its plan to build the A2, which debuted in September, 2011 in Frankfurt.
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There’s a good chance Ferrari might be making a move back to turbocharging in the near future.
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Scores of new cars reached the market in 2012 to run the gamut from boring and affordable to capable of causing cardiac arrest. So what did you, the AutoGuide.com readers research the most? Read on to find out. Buick first introduced the current-generation Regal in 2009, but the original car debuted in 1973 looking nothing like the...
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Among the many cars bound for the upcoming Detroit Auto Show, MINI will bring its John Cooper Works (JCW) Paceman.
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Jaguar is recalling 13 of its 2013 model year XF cars because of a potential problem with the fuel pump.
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With whacky choices like the Holden Commodore Maloo available, it might take more than a powerful V8 to catch an Australian customer’s attention.
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Buick will replace the 2.4-liter naturally aspirated Ecotec engien currently found in the Buick Verano with a turbocharged 1.6-liter unit for the 2014 model year.
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Ferrari’s latest luxury toy built exclusively for invited customers is named the F150 according to the brand’s official magazine.
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Certain Nissan dealers are discounting the 2012 Leaf by almost $10,000 in an attempt to lure last-minute customers before the new year.
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Inflatable Gorillas and free hot dogs aren’t enough of a gimmick to get Europeans in to buy cars, but a 30-day return policy might be.
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The 2013 Ford Fusion was just awarded the new “Top Safety Pick Plus” rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
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General Motors will continue to build and sell its current-generation Chevrolet Impala until 2014 at its plant in Oshawa, Canada.
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Ford’s SVT Raptor pickup truck is sort of a rock star in the off-road world and just like so many bands, the truck is more than a great performer. It’s also good at selling merchandise.
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Expected in dealer showrooms next year, BMW’s first entry to the EV market dropped much of its fake paneling and camouflage in the latest spy photos.
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