As prices rise and belts are tightened, our search for the best value used cars intensifies. Of course, value is largely a ...

This is the daddy of Golf estates. It’s the Volkswagen Golf R, unveiled at the 2014 Los Angeles Motor Show in November, hot on the heels of its hatchback twin that went on sale last year.

Built by GM’s European Opel brand in Germany, the Holden Insignia VXR enters the market as bit of an oddball choice for typical Holden buyers, given its European styling and turbo V6 all-wheel ...

The Mercedes-Benz models sold almost two weeks faster than the average used car at 30 days. The start of 2025 has also marked the fastest start since records began in 2019. Electric vehicles were the ...

As you’ll read, so too should you… What’s the Vauxhall Corsa VXR Performance Pack like to drive? On the road, with initial expectations dampened by the feel-similar interior, it proves a ...

The brand has also begun work on an entry-level electric hatchback (codenamed Y2V), which is likely to enter production by 2028. Maruti plans to launch six EVs by 2031 Y2V EV hatch development on ...

Rumours swirl that Arnold Clark has agreed to buy Evans Halshaw Vauxhall Edinburgh Insiders tell Car Dealer that staff were informed earlier in the week, with no job losses expected Scottish dealer ...

But given how hilariously great the GR Corolla is, we think that a smaller, more powerful, mid-engined, all-wheel-drive hatchback assembled from similar bits would have to be that much better.

Vauxhall currently offers an electric version of all of its models ...

An affiliate of Insignia LLC has acquired Parkside Terraces after the previous owner surrendered the 20-acre Alpharetta campus to avoid foreclosure. The deal closed Dec. 30, according to property ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Private equity firm Bain Capital has boosted its buyout offer for ASX-listed wealth giant Insignia Financial to $2.9 billion ...

Bain Capital has re-entered the arena to vie for Insignia Financial, matching CC Capital Partners' $4.30 per share offer. Insignia rejected Bain Capital's bid of $4 per share on December 18, claiming ...