Ford has initiated a safety recall for F-150 trucks from model years 2023 to 2026 due to improperly installed fuel tank straps that could detach, posing a fire risk and potential for fatal accidents.
The Leapmotor B03 electric hatchback will arrive in the UK from early 2027, featuring a 53kWh LFP battery and a 242-mile WLTP range.
Opel revealed the STX Concept, a four-wheel-drive electric shooting brake prototype, at the Paris Motor Show as a design study previewing its future models and celebrating its wagon heritage.
Honda plans to launch a body-on-frame, mid-size pickup in the U.S. market in 2028 through a partnership with Mitsubishi, offering a rebadged version of the Triton to compete with rivals like the Ford Ranger and Toyota Tacoma.
Jaguar unveils the all-electric Type 01, a four-door GT sedan with 1,030PS and a 400-mile range, marking a pivotal shift in the marque's legacy with its most aerodynamic design yet.
Ram will sell its Brazilian-developed Rampage compact pickup in the United States starting in 2028, with production likely moving to Mexico to avoid the 25% Chicken Tax.
Renault has revealed the E-Space concept, a retro-futuristic electric minivan inspired by the 1984 Espace. The 4.70-meter-long concept will be fully presented at the Paris Motor Show on October 12, positioning it as a potential rival to the Volkswagen ID.Buzz.
Honda has unveiled the updated 2027 Civic Type R, celebrating 30 years of the Type R badge with aerodynamic, interior, and chassis refinements.
Honda has launched the 2027 model year City in Brazil, featuring a sportier design with full-LED lights and a new RS hatch variant.
Automotive preparer Ricardinho ACF has demonstrated that electric drivetrains can be tuned for more power and torque.
BMW has unveiled the eighth-generation 3 Series, the G50, featuring a 443 hp M350 xDrive and a 211 hp 320 variant, with UK sales starting in January.
Alpine will preview its next-generation A110 with a sculpture at the Paris Motor Show 2026.
The Chery-Huawei Luxeed RX, designed by former Ferrari stylist Werner Gruber, launches in China with visual parallels to the Ferrari Purosangue.
A 1960 Atkinson Mk1 truck, transformed into a self-contained luxury motorhome with a hydraulically operated rear balcony, is being sold in Derbyshire.
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Monterey Car Week auctions in August 2026 generated a record $755.6 million, a 60% increase over the previous 2022 high, driven by multi-million-dollar sales.
Audi engineers, despite dominating Le Mans with gasoline power, developed a radical aluminum-silicon alloy diesel V12 for the R10 TDI.
Toyota plans to introduce extended-range electric vehicles in China starting in 2027, targeting sales of 400,000 units annually.
The primary screen-used Batmobile from the 1992 film 'Batman Returns' will be auctioned by Julien's in Los Angeles on November 23, 2026.
A rare 1994 Honda Z50J2 Baja minibike, a Japanese-market model with only 518 kilometers, is for sale in Poland.
The first road-legal Gumpert Apollo prototype, owned by its creator and used for the model's racing debut, is set for auction in Brussels.
A 1977 Fiat 131 Abarth Stradale, a road-going homologation version of the championship-winning rally car, is set for auction by RM Sotheby's in Zurich.
A fully restored 1971 Saab Sonett III sports coupe is for sale. The car features a 1.7-liter Ford V4 engine and a 4-speed manual transmission.
The imported Suzuki Jimny Sierra, a compact 4x4 discontinued due to emissions rules, is now a sought-after used buy.
A rebuilt 1963 Ferrari 250 GTE Colombo V12 engine, modified for higher performance by Dark Horse Motors, is now for sale in California.
A 1943 Studebaker T-24 Weasel, an amphibious tracked military vehicle from WWII, is now available for purchase.
Ferrari unveils the 296 GT Modificata, a non-homologated track car based on the 296 GT3 Evo. With 730 horsepower and revised aerodynamics, it is offered with a two-year driver program.
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