Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Luxury car brand Cadillac could soon be ditching its 1950s finned glamour for a futuristic identity: that of a hydrogen-powered car which drives itself.
American motorists have never seen anything quite so small. The Smart car has arrived in a land weaned on enormous automobiles, prompting bemusement and enthusiasm in equal measures.
Mercedes-Benz revealed the Vision GLK FREESIDE at the Detroit Auto Show.
THE world's biggest carmaker, Toyota, has thrown down the gauntlet to its cash-strapped American rivals by accelerating plans to develop mass-market cars powered by biofuels and by plug-in electric batteries.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars saw sales in 2007 increase by 25 per cent, compared to 2006, with retails of 1,010 cars. This is the first time that annual sales have reached four figures and the fourth successive sales increase since the company was launched in 2003.
