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Why Citroen's DS6 WR SUV should come to Europe

The DS6 WR isn't likely to come to the UK any time soon

Beijing motor show

Why Citroen's DS6 WR SUV should come to Europe

Citroen's first DS-branded SUV aims to get a better reception than the DS5, but the decision not to bring it to Europe could prove costly

Andrew Frankel

20 April 2014

Why Citroen's DS6 WR SUV should come to Europe

How Jaguar is boosting its popularity in the Chinese market

The heritage of a brand is important to Chinese buyers, so the classic E-type featured heavily at a recent event in Beijing

Beijing motor show

How Jaguar is boosting its popularity in the Chinese market

Jaguar's launching an all-out assault on the Chinese market – and it looks like it might be its biggest sales success in a year's time

Chas Hallett

19 April 2014

How Jaguar is boosting its popularity in the Chinese market

The man behind new US Formula 1 entry aims to keep it simple

Gene Haas (left) is plotting a brand new Formula 1 outfit based in the USA

Motorsport

The man behind new US Formula 1 entry aims to keep it simple

Businessman Gene Haas wants to challenge the perceived wisdom that says Formula 1 teams must be based in Europe

Joe Saward

19 April 2014

The man behind new US Formula 1 entry aims to keep it simple

Maserati's year-on-year sales in the USA have shot up, albeit from a low base

New York motor show

The rebirth of Maserati gathers pace at the New York motor show

The Italian luxury manufacturer's vast show stand was indicative of its big ambitions for sales growth in North America

Marc Noordeloos

19 April 2014

The rebirth of Maserati gathers pace at the New York motor show

A day out in the sunshine in not one but two 911 Turbo Cabriolets

Sutcliffe is contemplating growing a moustache to complement the Flatnose 911 Cabriolet (right)

A day out in the sunshine in not one but two Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolets

The new 911 Turbo Cabriolet is brilliant, but even Sutters finds himself hankering after the rare 930 'Flatnose' Turbo Cabriolet after driving both

Steve Sutcliffe

18 April 2014

A day out in the sunshine in not one but two Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolets

The Mustang went to the top of the Empire State Building as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations

New York motor show

How to get a Ford Mustang on top of the Empire State Building

A Ford Mustang is currently on top of New York's tallest building - here's how it got up there

Mark Tisshaw

18 April 2014

How to get a Ford Mustang on top of the Empire State Building

Cars are becoming intelligent, but drivers should be more so says Ruppert

Cars should not be easy to drive

Making cars easier to drive might not be the answer, especially if cars become more clever than their drivers

James Ruppert

17 April 2014

Cars should not be easy to drive

Can Alfa Romeo succeed in the US with the 4C?

Alfa Romeo returns to the US for the first time since 1995 this summer

New York motor show

Can Alfa Romeo succeed in the US with the 4C?

Alfa Romeo is returning to US soil, but will need to compete with its premium German rivals and Jaguar to make its mark as a European player

Chas Hallett

17 April 2014

Can Alfa Romeo succeed in the US with the 4C?

The new Land Rover Discovery Vision Concept was unveiled in New York

New York motor show

Land Rover's tie-up with Virgin Galactic intends to inspire a generation

It might not seem obvious, but there are reasons that Land Rover has partnered with spaceflight company Virgin Galactic to promote its new Vision Concept

Mark Tisshaw

16 April 2014

Land Rover's tie-up with Virgin Galactic intends to inspire a generation

Why New York is a motor show which defies the rules

BMW's X4 is shaping up to be one of the stars of the New York motor show

New York motor show

Why New York is a motor show which defies the rules

New York might not be the biggest show in the motoring calendar, but it's shaping up to be one of the most significant in 2014

Chas Hallett

16 April 2014

Why New York is a motor show which defies the rules

The challenge of maintaining touring car driving standards

Martin Depper (left) and Marc Hynes were both penalised for contact at Brands Hatch

Motorsport

The challenge of maintaining touring car driving standards

The all-action Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship prides itself on close racing, but rule makers have to ensure racers don't overstep the mark

Matt James

16 April 2014

The challenge of maintaining touring car driving standards