The French really outdid themselves with a detailed diorama molded on top of a Citroën DS3 hatchback, created to celebrate Sébastien Loeb and Daniel Elena’s nine FIA World Rally Championship titles. Read more »
With all those videos circulating on the net, you shouldn't be wondering why such a large number of Russian drivers and fellow motorists from neighboring countries opt to use dashboard-mounted cameras, but if you must, here's another example of why they do. Read more »
Only five days left for the opening press day of the 83rd edition of the Geneva International Auto Show , and Audi has us wondering today about one of the cars it plans to debut after releasing a press statement saying that it will have "five world premieres on offer". Read more »
It's been a long time since we last heard from KTM about its X-Bow , but at next week's Geneva Motor Show, the Austrian company will release a new version of its back-to-basics sports car named the GT that gains an odd looking windshield wrap, which for some strange reason, reminds us of the shades used on Jalopnik's older logo… Read more »
When it comes to Ferrari and new cars, it's all about its select clientele and not the press or fans of the brand. The Maranello-based carmaker has already shown the new F150-codenamed successor to the Enzo to potential owners, but for the rest of the world, all we get is this crude shot that looks like a photo taken with a poor camera phone from the past decade. Read more »
The Rolls-Royce Phantom may cost upwards of $400,000, but it's not immune from recalls, which in this case, is somewhat embarrassing for the British carmaker as it discovered that one of its suppliers forgot to add a safety component. Read more »
Skoda is broadening the range of its Citigo mini in Britain with the introduction of a new Sport trim grade that adds some styling flair and lowered suspension to the VW Up!'s Czech cousin, while keeping the regular model's 59hp (60PS) 1.0-liter MPI petrol engine mated to a five-gear manual gearbox. Read more »