The compact Kia Picanto seems certain for local sale and Australian green car buyers might be best advised to wait after the ... (read more)

General Motor’s UK subsidiary Vauxhall is popping the champagne corks after the brilliant Ampera was named by What Car? magaz... (read more)

Britain’s What Car? magazine has awarded its 2011 Green Family Car award to Ford’s 1.6-litre TDCi Mondeo. The turbo-diese... (read more)

Volkswagen’s remarkable Golf BlueMotion has scored its second consecutive Best Green Small Family Car award from Britain’s Wh... (read more)

Renault’s competent Scenic compact people mover (not sold in Australia) has won the MPV category in the green awards of Brita... (read more)

Britain’s What Car? Magazine has awarded the MINI Cooper D its 2011 ‘Fun Green Car’ award. Trust MINI to develop a car wi... (read more)

Nissan’s plant at Sunderland, England has just turned 25. The British assembly plant currently supplies the Nissan Dualis... (read more)

Like other European brands, Opel is pursuing zero-emissions city cars with the Frankfurt Motor Show unveiling of an electri... (read more)

Buyers of selected Renault passenger cars and light commercial vehicles in September and October will enjoy three years of fr... (read more)

It’s business as usual for Saab subsidiary companies throughout the world, but the parent company has filed for Voluntary Reo... (read more)

Developing American company Fisker Automotive will unveil its latest creation – the ‘Surf’ – at the Frankfurt Motor Show. ... (read more)

Jaguar rocked the last Frankfurt Motor Show with the XJ sedan and for 2012 the British marque is set for headlines again with... (read more)