Car News

Chrysler reveals Sebring Cabrio
Chrysler Group has today revealed the new Chrysler Sebring Cabrio that will be launched in the UK at the end of 2007.

Concept Tiguan makes world debut at Los Angeles Auto Show
Volkswagen has unveiled its compact 4x4, the Concept Tiguan, at the Los Angeles Auto Show, and has announced that the first examples of the SUV will be delivered to customers by the end of next year.

Volvo XC90 achieves highest safety award
The Volvo XC90 achieved the highest ‘Top Safety Pick’ rating in the 2007 safety awards from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) in the USA. This award recognises vehicles offering the best protection in front, side, and rear crashes based on ratings in extensive crash tests by the IIHS.

Complex car electronics pose new problems for motorists
Whether you drive an older car or a current model with the latest technology, statistics prove that your car battery must still be in good order if you want to look forward to trouble-free motoring this winter.

Event company fights “unsafe” display ramps
Auto retail event and display company, Showroom Events, is fighting back against apparently illegal and unsafe copies of its SeeSaw display unit which are appearing on dealer forecourts. The company has set up a £100,000 fighting fund to support the action of its subsidiaries, CarStages.co.uk and rentAramp.co.uk
Over-regulation could force production east, motor chiefs warn
Over-regulation threatens to cloud a bright future for companies in the automotive sector and could see more production moving east. That's the central theme in Automotive Manufacturing 2006 – the industry perspective, SMMT's fourth issues survey which pooled the views of more than 100 senior executives.
Jaguar Cars announces the new Jaguar XF
Jaguar Cars has announced that a new sports saloon, the Jaguar XF, will make its public debut next autumn. Positioned in the luxury mid-size segment, the new Jaguar XF will replace the S-TYPE saloon in the Jaguar model line-up.
Motorists: we want more police patrols
Britain’s motorists are calling for more traffic police to address their growing fears about bad drivers and safety and crime on today’s roads.

Maserati GB supports Johnny Herbert Karting Challenge
Maserati GB was proud to offer its support to Johnny Herbert’s Karting Challenge to raise funds for the Warwickshire and Northamptonshire Air Ambulance.

Volvo’s ‘excellent performance’ tipped by King Transport
Essex-based haulier Kings Transport has recently taken delivery of four new Volvo FM-400 eight-wheel tippers and already describes their performance as ‘excellent’.
Is the DScar your dream car?
Students from Cranfield University, one of Western Europe’s largest academic centres for strategic and applied research development and design, have been awarded the innovation prize at The Société des Ingénieurs de l'Automobile’s (SIA), Styling and Technical competition for designing ‘The Most Affordable Dream Car’.

Jaguar’s Ian Callum is presented with a Royal Designers for Industry award
Jaguar’s Director of Design Ian Callum has been honoured with a Royal Designer for Industry (RDI) distinction, the highest accolade a designer can receive in the UK.
Mitsubishi Motors announces Production, Sales and Exports for October 2006
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation today announced global production, as well as domestic sales and export results for October 2006.
Heritage Online Store opens for Christmas
Enthusiasts for scale models of classic British cars can now go to a new on-line store offered by British Motor Heritage.

The most comprehensive Land Rover book ever published goes on sale
The Land Rover File, by Eric Dymock has been released by Dove Publishing and is available now to buy online and through selected retailers, priced at £25.00.