Mazda’s MX-5 audience is signalling that a future Miata must preserve its low-mass, mechanical character, rather than move quickly to a battery-electric formula.
Stellantis plans to introduce nine new models with starting prices below $40,000, as its chief executive identifies lower-cost vehicles as a major market opportunity.
BMW's performance division has reached one million vehicles produced and used the landmark to preview the next-generation M3, signalling a pivotal moment for the brand's core sports saloon.
Toyota has brought its distinctive 1990s gullwing coupe into a growing classic-car rental range, giving enthusiasts access to one of the brand's most unconventional designs.
Hyundai is set to reveal the latest Tucson in the United States, with an online broadcast giving viewers a way to follow the launch remotely as the brand introduces its key compact SUV.
The Ram 1500 Rumble Bee has quickly attracted buyers, reinforcing the resilience of V8-powered American pickups as manufacturers continue to expand their electrified line-ups.
A Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse Wimille sold for $5.44 million, far exceeding its $3 million estimate and raising the model's auction record by about $2.35 million.
Honda has lifted the Passport TrailSport’s price by $1,645 as the off-road-oriented SUV receives a revised suspension, added ground clearance and further standard equipment.
Honda will extend the limited-run Prelude’s exclusive finish beyond Japan after strong demand in its home market, giving European buyers access to a more distinctive version of the hybrid coupe.
Dacia's tiny Hipster electric-car concept could reach UK showrooms in 2027 with a price of about £9,500, but Renault Group has yet to give the project final approval.
