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Cut-price Euro brand Dacia has a real chance to make a dent in Australia, mixing it up at the bottom rungs of the new-car market against the Chinese contenders. There's a place for cheap new cars. So how about it, parent-company Renault?

The 2011-2019 Mercedes-Benz G300 has been recalled to fix a problem that can lead to headlight failure.

Honda's SUV range, especially in Australia, is missing a couple of models. To fix that, the company is planning on introducing a couple of bookends including a flagship sports SUV.

The ES300h petrol-electric limousine receives an enhanced safety suite from November, with prices starting from $62,525 before on-road costs.

The Volkswagen Group is reportedly in the process of "carving out" Lamborghini and approaching bankers and investors for an IPO.

Older-generation Volkswagen models are now eligible for the company's all-inclusive service packages provided the vehicle is between four and 15 years old.

The BMW 4 Series convertible was revealed earlier this week, so it's no surprise there's an M4 drop top on its way with a beefy twin-turbo straight-six.

The second-generation BMW X4 is approaching middle age and is getting a facelift as it prepares to battle another German rival: the new Audi Q5 Sportback.

BMW is introducing a special edition version of its smallest coupe SUV, blending black, brown and orange to make the X2 M Mesh Edition.

Renault's twin to the Nissan X-Trail will have a seven-year warranty until the end of 2020, along with sharper drive-away pricing.

Mini's most maxi model, the Countryman, has received a nip-and-tuck and lost its diesel variants for 2021. It's priced from $44,500 before on-road costs.

Toyota's first batch of rally-ready hatches is gone, but it's selling 100 more at a slightly more expensive drive-away price.

The perennial forgotten middle child, the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross, is about to take off its glasses and get a makeover in the hopes people will notice it.

Mitsubishi has revealed its full 10-year capped-price service schedule, a critical part of the new 10-year warranty it launched this morning.

Great Wall's deal to buy the General Motors factory in Rayong, Thailand, looks set to go through after approval from the Thai Board of Investment.

Bugatti, Lamborghini and Ducati may enter tech partnerships, be spun off and listed, or sold off entirely as Volkswagen grapples with its electric future.