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This year’s European Car of the Year result was close, with the top three contenders separated by only 18 points.

Dacia has launched the Duster Extreme SE, which essentially adds a special appearance package to the existing Prestige version.

Morgan has launched the all-new Super 3, the company’s latest three-wheeled model. Here are ten things worth knowing about it:

Ford has announced that its new Ranger Raptor pick-up will be powered by a 3.0-litre EcoBoost twin-turbo petrol engine.

Volkswagen has released some “near-production” sketches which show the styling of its all-new Amarok.

In 2010, Jeff Koons produced a one-off M3 GT2 Art Car for BMW. Now, the American artist and the German manufacturer have collaborated to create the 8 x Jeff Koons, a limited-run model based on the M850i xDrive Gran Coupé.

As part of Jeep’s electrification strategy, its all-new fifth-generation Grand Cherokee will be offered in Europe with a 4xe plug-in hybrid powertrain.

A sporty-looking Monte Carlo trim grade is now available for the fourth-generation Škoda Fabia.

A jury of 102 motoring journalists representing 33 countries has voted to decide this year’s World Car Awards finalists.

Ford has added an Everglades special edition to its Bronco range.

Ford’s latest GT Heritage Edition is a homage to the AM GT-1 prototype created by Alan Mann Racing in 1966.

Alfa Romeo registered just 1,574 cars in the UK last year. To put that figure into context, fellow Stellantis marques Abarth and DS achieved higher totals (with 2,335 and 2,362 units respectively).

DS Performance – the motorsport division of DS Automobiles – has created the E-Tense Performance to help develop future technologies for electric vehicles.

According to its manufacturer, the new DBX707 “elevates Aston Martin to the pinnacle of the segment” thanks to class-leading performance and dynamics.

Škoda has unveiled the Enyaq Coupé iV, which heralds the brand’s first pure-electric vRS high-performance model.