Volkswagen has owned Bentley since 1998, but the luxury marque remains closely tied to its historic Crewe factory, where its current models are assembled in England despite their extensive German engineering and component links.
Avatr has not yet launched in Europe, but the Chinese automaker is preparing its arrival from a global design center in Munich, Germany.
An Indonesian owner transformed a Suzuki Swift into a distinctive two-seat-style replica inspired by the first-generation Mini Coupe.
BYD has responded to an Australian documentary’s claims about security weaknesses in the popular Shark 6 plug-in hybrid pickup, explaining how the vehicle’s systems were accessed and outlining software and hardware fixes.
California now requires licensed dealers to offer a three-day cancellation period on qualifying used-car purchases and leases, while also imposing clearer pricing and add-on requirements.
Ford has introduced the 2027 Everest Wolftrak in Australia, replacing the Wildtrak with distinctive new styling, additional color choices, and standard equipment for towing.
GM’s stock climbed from $51.77 early in 2025 to above $83 by year-end, helping Mary Barra collect her largest compensation package since becoming the automaker’s CEO.
General Motors’ U.S. sales fell 5.5% year over year in the third quarter, while deliveries of its electric vehicles declined even more sharply.
Toyota’s 2027 Grand Highlander lineup introduces a Woodland Edition with all-terrain tires, taller springs, and an extra half-inch of ground clearance.
BMW’s most powerful new X3 now delivers 437 hp, while an optional Black Package adds darker styling and 22-inch wheels.
Hyundai has fully unveiled its fifth-generation Tucson, including rugged XRT and XRT Pro variants alongside combustion, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid powertrains.
Ram needed less than two hours to sell the entire 2026 allocation of its entry-level Rumble Bee equipped with the 5.7-liter Hemi V8.
Honda updates the North American Civic Type R with revised styling, chassis tuning and smarter technology for 2027, while stricter emissions regulations have ended the hot hatch’s run in Europe after 2026.
Fresh renderings preview the more practical G50 3-Series ahead of its expected official reveal next year, while BMW is also preparing an all-electric i3 Touring.
Toyota’s electric Hilux survived a modern version of Top Gear’s infamous caravan stunt, driving away despite significant damage and setting the stage for a tougher challenge.
Chevrolet’s revived Bolt appears headed for an even shorter run than GM originally planned, with production reportedly cut by about 75 percent.
Aston Martin’s new DBX GT pairs a more lavish cabin with super-SUV performance, reaching 60 mph in 3.1 seconds.
Nissan’s push toward broader hybrid adoption means the Mitsubishi-based Rogue Plug-In Hybrid will not continue.
New powers allow UK police to confiscate vehicles involved in antisocial driving on or off-road, putting illegal off-roaders at risk of a very long journey home.
The combustion-powered 3-Series closely mirrors the electric i3, but its proportions and several design details set it apart.