Mini is looking to expand its lineup with a new five-door version of the Mini Cooper, and our spy photographers grabbed some shots of the car testing.
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The saying goes, “shoot for the moon and even if you miss you’ll land among the stars,” and it seems that Fiat Chrysler is taking it to heart.
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Volkswagen is looking to pack more style into the new CC, which is why the brand may borrow some cues from Audi to help design its cars.
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In 1963, Jaguar launched a program to build 18 very special lightweight GT E-Types meant for the race track, but the project wasn’t completed…until now.
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Despite some hopes that Ford would revive the ‘SVO’ nameplate for the 2015 Mustang because of its turbocharged engine, that isn’t going to happen.
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A more hardcore version of Porsche’s small sports car is on its way and our spy photographers caught the German brand testing the vehicle.
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GM is launching its in-car 4g LTE wireless internet next month, and the American automaker has announced pricing starting from $5 a month.
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Despite gaining market share and moving more cars, Chrysler Group posted a $690 million net loss in the first quarter of 2014 due to merger costs.
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Performance oriented hybrids have been released by some of the most exotic car makers in the world this year, and it looks like General Motors is now considering upping the ante of its extended-range hybrid.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened a preliminary safety evaluation on the 2007 Nissan Quest minivan over inaccurate fuel gauge readings.
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A year after it launched in Europe, Volkswagen is introducing the new 2015 Golf to America, with a base price of $18,815 including destination charges.
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Cadillac is ending the life of the current CTS-V with a final farewell in the form of a limited production special edition.
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Chrysler has announced its second recall of the day, this one for the Fiat 500e over concerns of power loss.
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Chrysler has announced a recall that affects 780,000 minivans for window switches that can overheat and lead to a fire.
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Fiat has always been based in Italy while Chrysler is purely American, but the newly minted Fiat Chrysler Automobiles plans to setup its headquarters in London.
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Ford has issued two separate recalls for 692,000 Escape crossovers and C-Max hybrids over concerns with the air bags and door handles.
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Massive auto dealerships with large glass walls complete with hanging cars are usually reserved for luxury car dealerships, but not for long.
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General Motors has announced its fifth recall in the last two weeks, with the company calling back both 2014 Chevy Malibu and Buick Lacrosse models.
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Rumors have been swirling about BMW working on a proper M2, and now our spy photographers have spotted the German brand testing the new small sports car.
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In the wake of its 2.6-million vehicle ignition switch recall, GM conducted testing on the affected cars and is ensuring customers that they are safe to drive, with a caveat.
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Along with the rest of the Fiat-Chrysler brands, Ram has released its upcoming product plans.
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Jeep has released its plans for the foreseeable future, revealing exactly which products will die and which will live on.
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Pour one out for performance car maker SRT, which is being consolidated back into the Dodge brand.
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Though most auto companies tend to be tight lipped on future products, Chrysler has released a five year plan that shows what’s next under the Pentastar.
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