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A new Jaguar advertisement shows models in bold-colored clothes, and slogans like "create exuberant," "live vivid," "delete ordinary."

“At the high end, it could be as many as 4.9 billion bees [dying] in one 6-month bee flight season if average daily traffic values are used.”

The first accident involving the JLTV, the Hummer replacement from the U.S., occurred when its basic flaw caused the driver to lose his way on a dark road and roll over, despite the vehicle's armor.

The 1951 Warszawa M-20, carrying the serial number 000001, was tracked down in Finland and acquired after years of negotiations.

The fifth model from SEAT’s premium brand is a crossover set to replace the Cupra Ateca and will be manufactured by Audi. Is it luxurious enough and does it live up to its sporty ambitions?

The new German crossover is entering the electric future while tackling range anxiety. We drove the gasoline version and the upcoming electric model.

The new supermini targets a quality competitor like the Toyota Yaris hybrid, as well as gasoline rivals. Is this category about to undergo a Chinese revolution?

The Audi A3 is not a car of great revolutions, but rather one of slow and steady evolution in almost every area. The result is a complete and quality vehicle with a growing star.

The fourth-generation BMW X3 launch was surprising. Though built on the same platform, it highlights BMW's evolving direction—for better, worse, and bolder.

Every decade, Ferrari launches a racing-inspired supercar. The new F80 is a powerful hybrid with little consideration for its sole passenger.