In about six weeks, Proton is expected to launch its second all-new sedan model. Prototypes of the new model (referred to as 'BLM') have already been seen in many places undergoing final real-world testing. Here's what we know about the car that will be the successor to the 22-year old Iswara

Globally, silver is still the most popular colour for cars … but other colours are gaining on the leader of many years now. According to the annual automotive colour popularity data released recently by PPG Industries, black is growing in popularity

Those who have been to Paris and walked around the Champs-Elysees area will not have failed to notice the Citroen showroom.  After a period of reconstruction in the past few years, the site is now set to reclaim its original role as Citroen’s international showcase and has been called ‘C42’

It all began 30 years ago when the first Saab turbo model was unveiled at the 1977 Frankfurt Motorshow. At that time, Saab was alone in pursuing turbocharging as a reliable and realistic means of extracting more power and efficiency from a standard engine

The Volkswagen Touareg and Golf GT 'co-star' in the latest Jason Bourne movie, "The Bourne Ultimatum", with the Touareg being used for some spectacular action scenes in New York

Before a new Ford model goes on sale, its prototypes have been put through millions of kilometres of gruelling testing in all sorts of conditions to find out what breaks - so that it can be toughened up. This is why Ford can confidently say its vehicles are 'Built Ford Tough'.

It's never too early - or too late - to give your engine the wear protection that Castrol Magnatec's Intelligent Molecules provide. Choose from two grades whether you drive a vehicle with a petrol or diesel engine.

It's been almost 35 years since the first generation of the Mitsubishi Lancer was launched in Japan as a rival to the Toyota Corolla and Datsun 1200. Right from the start, the model made its mark on the international rally scene.

BMW is one of the few manufacturers in the world which has a special division dedicated to producing parts as good as the original ones for a number of its classic models dating as far back as 1948. The division, known as BMW Mobile Tradition, uses original technical blueprints and tooling equipment to make the parts and they are virtually the same as the original ones that were sold decades earlier

Somewhere in Sweden, there is a place which has the highest number of crashes in a year - an average of ten daily! But the crashes are not accidental and are in fact induced. This is where Volvo as well as other companies in the Ford Group conduct their mandatory tests to make their models safer.