Car News

Making its official global debut at the Detroit Motor Show in January, the Audi Q7 has been made lighter by 325kg and more fuel efficient.

Aston Martin Works celebrates its 60th anniversary in 2015 and will release six limited-edition Vanquish super GT sports cars to mark is diamond jubilee.

Land Rover using Augmented Reality to sell Discovery Sport in the UK ahead of its official, physical on-sale of 22 January.

Skoda has teased a camouflaged 2015 Skoda Superb and released limited details ahead of its global debut mid-February 2015 in Prague.

Ford has announced the formation of a new global Ford Performance team to bring 12 new performance vehicles to market by 2020, spearheaded by 2015 Ford Focus RS.

Hyundai has pulled out of the Red Bull Global RallyCross Series and ended its partnership with Rhys Millen Racing.

The 170kW/320Nm 2015 MINI Cooper S John Cooper Works has broken cover ahead of its official debut at the Detroit Motor Show in January.

V8 Supercar driver, Craig Lowndes has taken possession of his very own, er, Craig Lowndes Special Edition Commodore’.

Porsche has announced the last of its limited-edition 918 Spyder hypercar sold in November, it’s said a successor will be built.

Hyundai last night rolled out its new 2015 Hyundai i20 Coupe that will go head to head with the Fiat 500.

Hyundai last night revealed its facelifted 2015 Hyundai i40 alongside the facelifted i30 and new i30 Turbo – gets tweaked exterior, engines, transmissions and handling tune-up.

Following its recent five-star rating in JNCAP, the 2015 Subaru Outback and Subaru Liberty have been awarded a five-star ANCAP safety rating.

Overnight Hyundai revealed four new or facelifted models for 2015, including the facelifted 2015 Hyundai i30 which now gets a range-topping 137kW i30 Turbo.

Hyundai Australia announced it’s imported a Hyundai ix35 Fuel Cell into Australia, is building a self-sufficient hydrogen-filling station, and is trying to convince the Government to create a ‘Hume by Hydrogen’ highway.

The world’s first officially recognised Batmobile has gone under the hammer and realised a miserable US$137,000. Shame.