Built to celebrate 75 years of Porsche in the UK, only 51 examples of the special 911 GT3 Touring will be offered to enthusiasts.

Ineos has formed a consortium to offer the Grenadier for Ministry of Defence use. Could it replace the classic Land Rover?

Volkswagen has announced that it is reducing production of the T-Roc Convertible at the Osnabrück plant in Germany due to low demand for the cabrio-SUV.

Mazda is making the case for touchscreens over buttons by arguing that a large display is positioned at eye level and contains all the necessary functions.

The 2027 Porsche Taycan comes with an optional E-Shift button that activates eight simulated gears, accessed via the shift paddles behind the steering wheel.

There is a startling statistic that reveals why seatbelt reminders in modern cars have gotten so annoying.

Believe it or not, commercial vehicles are not tested under consumer standards. But that will soon change. The goal is to lower road deaths by 16 percent.

Ford has implemented an extreme strategy to reduce recalls by tearing down an engine every day. It wants to find problems before they affect consumers.

Nissan is launching the second-generation Kicks in Japan with its e-Power hybrid powertrain that is not available in the United States.   

A General Motors executive admitted that increased fuel prices are driving consumers away from expensive trucks and SUVs. Could GM build more small cars?