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Jaguar just announced pricing for its newly expanded lineup of F-Type sports cars.

For better or worse, something went awry with the 2015 Land Rover LR4 that I drove to the Detroit Auto Show in early January.

Infiniti is previewing its next luxury sport coupe here in Detroit with the Q60 concept.

Alfa Romeo is developing new high-performance engines including a re-engineered version of the V6 that Ferrari builds for Maserati.

Chrysler is preparing to add direct injection and turbocharging to its line of Pentastar V6 engines in order to increase output and enhance fuel economy.

Quietly tucked in the corner of the Porsche booth at the 2014 LA Auto Show is the Cayenne.

Everyone knows high-horsepower coupes and all-wheel drive go hand-in-hand. Need more proof? Just look at the latest offering from Jaguar, which pairs the sexy F-Type with all-weather capability and enhanced performance. 

As if Jaguar’s F-Type sports car wasn’t already thrilling enough, the British bad boy of luxury cars is making things even more enticing.

Chrysler is recalling over 900,000 vehicles worldwide because of defects that could cause fires.

Lotus is pulling the Evora from the U.S. market for 2015, but sales won’t be halted forever. In fact, the company plans to be back for 2016.

Despite Cadillac staying tight-lipped about a new race car based on the ATS-V, a camouflage covered car was spotted in Chicago looking like exactly that.

Cadillac’s CTS sports sedan is new for 2014. The car gains expressive new design, cutting-edge technology and a luxurious cabin with all the latest features.

Vehicle Overview

In 2009 Chevrolet resurrected the Camaro nameplate. Using a mix of retro inspired style and futuristic design elements, the reborn Camaro commanded road presence and has become a sales success.

Audi has new diesel V6 engines waiting in the wings with improved efficiency ready for stricter European emissions standards.

It seems even the V8 isn’t long for the pickup truck world.