The 2014 Los Angeles Auto Show was one of the more prominent end-of-the-year car shows this year with a host of new releases. And one of those “important” releases was from Volvo, who decided to debut its niche wagon, the V60 Cross Country.
Audi has been carrying on with a set-in-stone corporate styling theme for the past decade now, with just minor facelifts to keep them fresh. Now the German carmaker is toying with a new design direction, as previewed in the Audi Prologue concept.
The Rolls-Royce Maharaja Phantom Drophead Coupe, a bespoke vehicle created exclusively for customers in the UAE was unveiled in Dubai recently.
Following the release of a new naming nomenclature system by Mercedes-Benz a few weeks back, we got to know that the Maybach series was not yet dead and gone after all. In any case, the German manufacturer has followed up with the world debut of the Maybach S-Class at the prestigious LA Auto Show this week.
The Jaguar F-Type seems to just keep getting better. First they give us the F-Type Convertible with that insane exhaust note, then they increased the oomph factor with the coupe, and now they give us a manual gearbox. Other updates for 2016 include all-wheel drive options for the V6, power upgrade for the V8 convertible and more standard equipment.
Bentley has unveiled a rather familiar faced concept this week in time for the 2014 LA Auto Show. It’s called the Grand Convertible, and it’s also the most likely candidate to fit into the shoes of the much loved Azure.
Following the facelift of the Audi A6 and Q3 recently, the German brand has revealed the refreshed 2015 A1.
Peugeot have released the GT Line series for the 308, 508 and RCZ models. The 308 and 508 get the same equipment and visual features as the the GT versions, without the GT engine upgrades.
Just like BMW, Cadillac and Infiniti, Mercedes-Benz has decided to revamp their entire naming system, because apparently they were afraid it was getting too complicated. But unlike the nonsense that the other luxury brands have been dishing out, the new Mercedes-Benz nomenclature makes slightly more sense in some ways.
BMW Middle East has reintroduced the individual Pearl program for the 7-Series and 6-Series Gran Coupe models. Customers of the Pearl edition models have the chance to choose from a range of premium materials, paints and interior trims. Only 45 pieces in total of both cars will be made.