Drivers are finding it increasingly difficult to get their hands on new diesel cars as manufacturers have dramatically slashed their availability in Britain.

Parkers has declared the Renault Scenic E-Tech the Car of the Year, joining a roster of winners dominated by EVs.

In replacing the S4 sedan and S5 Sportback, the redesigned S5 streamlines the sport sedan with a tech overhaul.

McLaren's new W1 hypercar features 3D-printed parts developed with America's Divergent Technologies.

Consumers say they want plug-in hybrids, but sales aren't materializing.

Lamborghini's newest V-12 supercar has been recalled for faulty windsheild wipers.

A biopic on Bugatti's founder is planned by the producer of recent movies on the founders of Ferrari and Lamborghini.

The plug-in hybrid version of the 2025 Jeep Grand Cherokee carries a $15,585 premium over the V-6.

The Kia EV9 has been recalled for the second time this year.

New Kia EV4 will closely resemble the striking concept that previewed it.

Lincoln has a tech-filled luxury hybrid that challenges the midsize luxury crossover leader.

Hyundai working with Germany's Ziess to get holographic windshield display in production as soon as 2027.

The 2025 Subaru BRZ lineup adds a special-edition model with purple paint and some STI performance parts.

Plus Ford, GM and Stellantis are doing much better, and VW catches a $7 million fine for mistreating its customers

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