SA hit by Nissan Micra recall
Nissan has recalled some 841 000 compact cars worldwide, with about 7000 affected in SA.
Nissan has recalled some 841 000 compact cars worldwide, with about 7000 affected in SA.
Ford has announced that it will cease making vehicles at its unprofitable Australian plants in 2016.
This manufacturer has overtaken BMW as the world's most valuable automotive brand...
The policing of SA's road laws is largely inefficient, according to a World Health Organisation study.
Ford SA has handed over the keys of a Ranger WildTrak to lottery presenter Nimrod Nkosi.
Japanese automaker Toyota has officially become Asia's biggest company by market value.
Sony has announced Gran Turismo 6, the latest game in the firm's top-selling franchise.
A salvaged Mini that lay in the tunnels under the famous Longbridge factory for 30 years is up for sale.
A Maserati owner has smashed up his R3.9-million supercar in protest at poor customer service... 
The Big Three US automakers will be skipping the Tokyo Motor Show yet again, according to reports.
A 23-year-old arrested for driving at nearly 200km/h in Midrand says he "was in a hurry to get home".
A 1994 2.5-litre Audi Quattro convertible once owned by Princess Diana is set to be auctioned.
An opposition leader had called for an end to Germany's famed speed-limit-free motorways.
Electric carmaker Tesla says it has posted its first-ever quarterly profit, beating its own forecasts.
Hundreds of Lamborghinis powered through Milan to mark the company's 50th anniversary. [Video]
'Diesel Car' magazine has announced the winners of its annual Car of the Year Awards 2013. Toyota, the world's largest car-maker, says its full-year net profit more than tripled to $9.7-billion.
BMW has issued a recall of 220 000 vehicles worldwide, with 6000 cars affected in South Africa.Four motorists have been arrested morning for exceeding the speed limit on the East Rand.
Workers got tired of waiting for a motorist to pick up his car, so they demolished the car park around it.
Pirelli has given Formula One a stark warning about their current stalled talks on a new deal...
Fernando Alonso has taken a swipe at rivals Red Bull, saying "they are not so fast as they think".
F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has told drivers to stop complaining and use their brains to win.
