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Jaguar Land Rover is lending vehicles to Red Cross organisations across the world as countries battle the coronavirus pandemic.

Suzuki will gain a pair of fresh-faced models in May.

Renault is pushing its Koleos mid-sized SUV hard, offering a seven-year warranty and drive-away pricing in April.

Toyota has applied for a bunch of trademarks Down Under, meaning there might be a hot GR Corolla and warmed-over C-HR GR-Sport and GR-S models on the horizon.

Australia's second-cheapest car is here, with new colour options and a more modern interior than before.

Hyundai's N division has dropped a series of photos of the Palisade and Nexo N. Sadly, it's April 1 in South Korea right now.

The iconic Jeep Wrangler is fresh off a comprehensive redesign and is priced from $59,450 before on-road costs.

The company is trying to avoid losing any of its nearly 700,000 staff.

A trio of large Audi SUVs has been recalled to fix a problem with the steering. Check if your car is included here.

The H2 is Haval's best-selling model and one of the cheapest SUVs on the market.

Renault has recalled the Trafic van once again, this time to fix a problem with the exhaust gas recirculation high-pressure pipe.

The BMW M6 Gran Coupe has been recalled to fix a problem with its high-mounted third brake light. Check if your car is affected here.

With countries all over the world in lockdown, and the coronavirus epidemic continuing to claim lives and overwhelm hospitals, the 2020 Paris motor show has been called off.

The automaker from Hiroshima, most famous for the MX-5 and RX-7 sports cars, started life a 100 years ago as a cork maker.

Car companies are already looking to when they'll be able to ramp up production, after lengthy shutdowns related to COVID-19.

Fashion billionaire Lawrence Stroll and his partners will invest $525 million in Aston Martin as it seeks to ride out the COVID-19 storm, and see the potentially life-saving DBX SUV into production.