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Hollywood’s Future Cars: Los Angeles Auto Show Design Challenge

If you could design the next Hollywood movie star car to rival the Back to the Future DeLorean and Steve McQueen’s 1968 Mustang GT from Bullitt, what would it look like?

Volkswagen XL1 Concept Confirmed for Production in 2013

The ultra-efficient Volkswagen XL1 will become a production reality in 2013.

2012 Subaru XV Review

If Subaru Australia gets the pricing anywhere near right, it could very well have another SUV success story on its hands in the all-new Subaru XV.

Lamborghini recreates C’était un Rendezvous

It was 33 years ago that the underground film C'était un Rendezvous was shot, and rumour still surrounds its creation. Director Claude Lelouch attached a camera to the front bumper of -- depending on who you believe -- a Mercedes-Benz 450SEL and raced through the empty streets of Paris at daybreak.

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2012 Volkswagen Tiguan Facelift Announced

Volkswagen Australia has announced the new facelifted 2012 Volkswagen Tiguan. It gets revised styling, a new entry-level 1.4 TSI engine available in two-wheel drive, slightly more power for the base model 2.0-litre as well as a top-spec 2.0 TSI with 155kW.

Audi TT RS, RS 5 Limited Editions, R8 Carbon Edition on Sale in Australia

Audi has released the full details of a trio of high-performance special edition sports cars that have been designed exclusively for Australia.

Electric Cars: The Documentary

Chris Paine just called with good news. His film "Revenge of the Electric Car" - the successor to the big hit, "Who Killed the Electric Car?" - is slated to open widely (or certainly wider than it has so far) on Oct. 22. If you haven't seen the original, you need to remedy the situation.

Cars Now Getting Better Climate Grades

According to the University of Michigan's Eco-Driving Index, CO2 from new cars in the U.S. is down 14 percent from 2007. That's a significant gain, especially since the number of American drivers is up four percent.

Pricing, usability and cost savings keeping off consumers from buying electric cars

Research and consultancy firm Gartner, Inc. said that most consumers are turn off from buying electric vehicles on concerns about pricing, usability and cost savings requirements. This, despite an overwhelming positive response towards fully battery-operated electric vehicles (EVs).