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Toyota's second-generation two-door sports car is due in Australian showrooms this September, with the coupe arriving in two variants.

An investigation by US police has uncovered a crime ring which stole more than 44,000 catalytic converters, worth more than $US22 million ($AU31.3 million).

The extra performance potential of the all-new Nissan Z is reflected in new patent pictures from Japan.

More than 100,000 Ford drivers in North America will be able to drive without using their steering wheel by the end of 2022.

The Geneva motor show has been cancelled for the fourth time, as a new event emerges in Qatar.

A Toyota motorsport program using hydrogen in place of petrol power jumps to the next level with four-time world rally champion Juha Kankkunen as the driver in Belgium.

Dodge claims its Charger Daytona SRT electric muscle car will be faster and louder than the V8-powered Charger Hellcat and Challenger Hellcat it replaces.

Volkswagen is moving closer to a production confirmation for a dual-cab pick-up version of its ID. Buzz as the company's Australian arm finalises details for local sales of its new-age electric delivery van and people mover.

Before Bugatti begins its journey to become an all-electric car company, the French hypercar maker is poised to reveal a new "icon" model.

The Toyota Granvia people-mover has been fitted with powered lumbar support in the driver's seat, with prices up by $100 to $109 across all grades.