#BeijingMotorShow

The BMW Future Luxury Vision Concept is coming to Pebble Beach following its debut earlier this year at the Beijing Auto Show.

It might seem easy to ignore the Beijing Motor Show. After all, it is halfway around the world. But the Chinese auto market is growing quickly. In fact, it surpassed the U.S. in 2010. The auto show in Beijing is getting bigger, too.

The midsize-SUV market is growing in China and Ford is the latest automaker looking to take advantage.

Nissan is readying a sedan for the Chinese market and this is our first look at it.

The third of four all-new Lincoln vehicles scheduled to go on sale by 2016 has appeared in concept form.

One of Volkswagen’s newest concept cars is jumping on the four-door coupe bandwagon.  

Honda plans to send this concept to production in the next two years as part of an effort to appeal to younger Chinese drivers.

The Volkswagen Golf lineup is about to become considerably more exciting with the addition of a model with 395 hp.

The updates to MINI’s lineup keep on coming, as the 2015 Paceman has debuted at the 2014 Beijing Motor Show.

Jeep has been hard at work producing concepts vehicles to show off just how versatile its SUVs can be.

Hyundai might be saying that its ix25 is exclusive to the Chinese market, but it could be a preview of a compact crossover that will be launching in the U.S. in 2016.

Is there a place in the market for an ever larger sedan than the BMW 7 Series?

Is Mercedes-Benz readying its own competitor to the BMW X4 and X6 models?

Take a look at the future of the Audi TT lineup, do you like what you see?

How hot would a Volkswagen Golf R be with 395 hp? This hot.