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An updated version of the Dodge Durango full-size SUV has made its public debut at the New York International Auto Show.

Chevrolet has given its Camaro a facelift. The updated 2014 model, unveiled at the New York International Auto Show, features redesigned front and rear ends that give it a wider, more purposeful stance.

The winners of the 2013 World Car Awards have been announced at the New York International Auto Show.

Holden might be busy launching its updated VF Commodore , but are there still some previous-generation VE Commodore Sportwagons sitting in stock? That could explain why Vauxhall has just announced that a number of the older models are coming to the UK, rebadged as the VXR8 Tourer.

With its vertical headlights, wide grille and taut surfacing, the all-new 2014 CTS saloon is unmistakeably a Cadillac. At first glance the styling might seem a gentle evolution, but there are noticeable changes. The lines are softer, for instance, and the proportions are sleeker thanks to an extra five inches between the bumpers and a lower roofline. The result is a very elegant car.

Jaguar has unveiled the special edition XKR-S GT coupé. Described as being ‘road-going but track-ready’, the initial production run will be limited to just thirty examples which are all destined for North America.

After almost four years on sale, Buick has given its flagship LaCrosse a facelift, an updated interior and some extra equipment.

Yamaha Factory Racing has unveiled an updated livery for its YZR-M1 MotoGP bikes.

KTM has unveiled the electric-powered E-Speed scooter concept at the Tokyo Motorcycle Show.

Porsche Cars GB is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 911 by entering one in selected Masters Series races across Europe.

A record 32 drivers, 18 teams and 13 different models from 11 manufacturers are set to compete in this year’s British Touring Car Championship.

Even though there are still ten months to wait until the 2014 Dakar Rally, organisers have already announced its itinerary.

Jaguar has released the first image of its new XJR, which is set to be unveiled at the upcoming New York International Auto Show.

SRT is continuing to target circuit driving aficionados with its Viper. Following the recent launch of the optional Track Pack , a new Time Attack special edition has just been unveiled.

Renault has confirmed UK market specifications and pricing for its Clio Renaultsport 200 Turbo. Available only as a five-door hatchback, the new performance Clio will be offered in either standard or Lux guises.

Honda will be unveiling three new 400 cc bikes at this week’s Osaka Motorcycle Show.

Volkswagen has unveiled its first ever electric production car, the e-Up!.

The new CB Trigger is about to become the third 150 cc motorcycle in Honda’s Indian line-up. Aimed at younger riders, it has been designed as a stylish bike for leisure and commuting use.

Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the M-Class Guard, a high-security edition of its SUV that’ll be a rival for existing models such as the Land Rover Discovery 4 Armoured and the BMW X5 Security.

Honda has now confirmed that its new Gold Wing F6B will be offered in the UK.

Star Motorcycles, Yamaha’s American cruiser brand, has unveiled its new 2014 Bolt.

SsangYong has unveiled its all-new Rodius MPV, which will also be known as the Stavic, Rodius Turismo or Korando Turismo in other markets.

Harley-Davidson has unveiled the 2013 Dyna Street Bob Limited Edition.

Next year’s inaugural FIA Formula E Championship for electric-powered single-seat race cars looks set to include at least eight rounds.

Following its first appearance last summer in special CVO guise, Harley-Davidson has now launched a regular version of the Breakout.

It looks like Dacia is attempting to appeal to more aspirational SUV buyers with its new Duster Adventure limited edition. Based on the existing Ambiance trim grade, it combines distinctive looks with some useful additional features.

Following a second round of voting by a jury of sixty-six motoring journalists, the top contenders for the 2013 World Car Awards have been announced.

Audi Motorsport has revealed its contender for the 2013 Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM).

The success of Alfa Romeo’s impending return to North America is going to be critical for the brand’s future.

Porsche has unveiled the new fifth-generation 911 GT3 at the Geneva Motor Show. This latest incarnation, which is based on the 991-series coupé, promises more power and performance than its predecessor.

The new Honda Civic Tourer looks set to shake up the compact estate car market when sales begin early next year.

Yamaha is attempting to broaden its appeal to UK buyers by launching a new entry-level scooter called the Neo’s Easy. It’s essentially a more basic version of the 50 cc two-stroke Neo’s, a model that’s not currently offered in this country.

It’s unlikely that the new Rolls-Royce Wraith is going to be mistaken for anything else on the road.

The highlight of Chevrolet’s stand at the Geneva Motor Show is the striking new Corvette Stingray convertible.

The seventh-generation Golf has been named the 2013 European Car of the Year.

Smart has teamed up with Danish interior design retailers BoConcept to create a special edition cabriolet and a range of furniture and home accessories.

Triumph’s new Speed Triple Special Edition features a unique colour scheme and plenty of cosmetic accessories.

Apart from a couple of second places, the Mini Countryman hasn’t had much success in the World Rally Championship so far. However, the opposite is true for the Dakar Rally, as the French crew of Stéphane Peterhansel and Jean-Paul Cottret has recently won the gruelling event for a second year in succession with their Mini All4 Racing.

Triumph has launched a Special Edition version of its retro Bonneville.

Following various rumours and spy shots, Toyota has officially revealed a convertible version of its GT86 coupé. Called the FT-86 Open, for now at least it’s just a concept.