Six BMW Diesels Heading to America by 2014
At a recent BMW North American meeting, the German automaker announced that six diesel models will be heading to America within the next two years.
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2014 Bentley Continental Flying Spur to Get More Sporty Look
Back in August, our spy photographers caught the 2014 Bentley Continental Flying Spur out testing, as the British automaker aims to have its updated sedan model to debut by the end of next year.
Caterham Seven Could Use Renault Engines
With the recent announcement that Caterham and Renault have joined forces, Caterham is considering powering its Seven model with powerplants supplied by Renault.
Volvo Developing new Fast Charging System
Volvo is testing out a new fast-charging station that will put charging times under two hours for the brand’s C30 electric car that is available in Europe.
BMW 5 Series GT Facelift Caught in Spy Photos
The car you see here is the facelifted 2014 BMW 5 Series GT, which will get the same small body tweaks as the other 5 Series variants we have already seen in spy photos.
Renault and Caterham Joining Forces on New Sports Cars
Renault and Caterham will revive the Alpine badge, which will adorn new sports cars that the brands will design and build together.
Lamborghini Aventador Roadster to Debut Next Week
Lamborghini might debut its Aventador LP700-4 convertible as early as November 12 if rumblings around the internet prove to be true.
Volkswagen Beetle ‘Herbie’ Tribute Car Heading to Spain
A special edition Volkswagen Beetle is heading to Spain, paying tribute to “Herbie, ” the anthropomorphic Volkswagen Beetle.
Next Generation Audi TT Will Draw Influence from Original
Audi is currently working on its third-generation TT model which set to make its debut in 2014.
Mercedes Offers up to $5,000 in Discounts to VIP Customers
Going punch-for-punch with rival BMW, Mercedes-Benz has put up its own incentives to protect its lead in the US luxury market.
Lancia Will Live on, Models to be Built in America
Earlier reports of Lancia getting axed have been debunked by Chrysler spokesman Scott Brown, stating that those rumors are indeed false and that Lancia will continue on in Europe.
Fiat to Axe Lancia Brand of Rebadged Chryslers
Fiat–Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne made a series of significant announcements in a teleconference earlier today, not the least of which is the termination of the Lancia brand.
Seven Diesels We Wish Existed
Its hard not to daydream about diesel cars, with their great torque and excellent fuel economy, so here’s our top picks of cars that we’d love to see a diesel option for. Our criteria is simple, the automaker must have a diesel engine in use somewhere in its lineup or in an international version of...
Turbocharged Cars Don’t Live Up to Fuel-Economy Hype Says Consumer Reports
Vehicle quality was not the only thing making news when Consumer Reports unveiled the results of its latest reliability study in Detroit earlier this week. Amongst the issues highlighted by the consumer publication were real world fuel economy and forced induction engine technology.
October 2012 Auto Sales: “Extremely Strong”
Another Halloween has passed and with it the 10th month of the year. As automakers turn another page on the calendar they’re finally reporting sales for October. Were they on the business end of a nasty trick or did they receive a tasty treat? Keep reading for all the juicy details.
Custom Fiat 500s Video, First Look: 2012 SEMA Show
Mopar and Fiat came out swinging at the 2012 SEMA Show, bringing a trio of modified Fiat 500 models to show off the versatility of the Italian automaker’s compact model.
Next-Gen Audi R8 Will Not Share Porsche Platform
The sprawling Volkswagen Empire is in the process of consolidating its vehicle architectures. To help quell the industrial chaos Porsche was put in charge of sports-car development, but now it’s reported the next-generation Audi R8 will not share Zuffenhausen’s latest architecture.
Jaguar, Land Rover Looking to Share Platforms
Jaguar and Land Rover are looking towards the success of Volkswagen‘s MQB platform in order to produce a shared platform that could underpin 70 to 80 percent of the automakers’ main, high-volume models.
2013 MINI Countryman Gets AWD, Interior Upgrades
MINI is giving its Countryman model some upgrades for the 2013 model year, including the addition of all-wheel drive, marking the British automaker’s first AWD offering for the Countryman.
Porsche 961 Gets the Green Light to Fight Ferrari 458
The Porsche 961, meant to take the fight to the Ferrari 458 Italia, is reportedly in the works according to brand CEO Matthias Muller.
Volkswagen Beetle Fender Edition Starts at $24,440
Volkswagen has just announced pricing for the Beetle Fender edition, which will start at $24,440.
Volkswagen Beetles Swarm the 2012 SEMA Show
Previewed prior to the opening of the 2012 SEMA Show, several Volkswagen Beetles were scattered throughout the Las Vegas Convention Center, seemingly as if they had no home.
2014 Mercedes E-Class Revealed in Spy Photos
The highly anticipated next iteration of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class has just been caught testing in these spy photos, shown here in AMG form.
Hurricane Sandy Hammers Luxury Car Brands
Hurricane Sandy ravaged much of the U.S. East coast this week, as the so-called “Frankenstorm” powered her way over the Appalachian Mountains, carrying rain and winds as far as the Midwest. Not surprisingly the automotive industry has been impacted by her rampage.
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