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Automotive News

This section of Torque News provides the latest auto news and updates from the car manufacturers. Every day number of news stories and editorials are published here that give our readers an overview of what is happening in the automotive industry. Read this section daily to find out about new cars, vehicle reviews and car pictures. Torque News is an automotive news website by Hareyan Publishing, LLC, dedicated to covering the latest news, reviews and opinions about the car industry.

By Denis Flierl on
With just a few days before the 2012 Beijing Auto Show opens,Toyota teased their new Hybrid Concept.
By Patrick Rall on
We have known for months now that Lamborghini would soon unveil an ultra high performance sport utility vehicle and today, we have our first look at the new Lamborghini Urus via leaked images that have shown up on the internet – giving us a pretty comprehensive look at the new super-ute ahead of its Beijing Auto China debut.
By Keith Griffin on
Cadillac is one step closer to an autonomous vehicle with the development of "Super Cruise."
By Denis Flierl on
Land Rover has released a teaser for the Range Rover Evoque Victoria Beckham Special Edition before its debut in Beijing.
By Aaron Turpen on
The legendary British automaker has been revived from the dead by new owners in China and now has an unusual concept to herald its comeback.
By David Herron on
Honda and Japan Metals & Chemicals have developed rare earth metals recycling technology which could mitigate the rare earth metals supply issues which casts a shadow over the potential these metals have in hybrid and electric cars.
By Adam Yamada-Hanff on
BMW is celebrating the 40th anniversary of it's M performance division with a special edition BMW M3 coupe, the M3 Frozen Silver Edition. The US has already been graced with this special edition BMW and now it is our British friend's turn to enjoy it as it's being released in the United Kingdom (UK).
By Don Bain on
The cars of today are getting harder and harder to maintenance yourself, but hardcore do-it-yourself types can do the world a big disfavor, simply by not handling used oil properly if they change it themselves.
By Nicolas Zart on
It’s hard to fathom that one day the orchestral symphony of a majestic Ferrari V12 or even V8 could be replaced with V6 coupled to a hybrid system.
By Anthony Faccenda on
The soon-to-be defunct luxury automaker is set to offer customers massive rebates to sell remaining Type 57 and 62 sedans.
By Don Bain on
Reports are surfacing which suggest U.S. automakers may face significant parts shortages brought on by the effects of the recent recession if sales continue at their currently brisk pace.
By Nicolas Zart on
Electric bikes have found a lasting success and continuous to grow a wide variety of choice. You now not only have plenty to choose from to meet your needs but also have plenty of opportunities to do it yourself with kits to build your electric assisted bicycle.
By Anthony Faccenda on
The automaker has issued a formal apology, but claims it was not responsible for the casting announcement.
By Keith Griffin on
The G-class at Mercedes-Benz is a line of vehicles that can beat almost any vehicle off-road and now it can beat most on-road with the launch of the G63 AMG.
By Denis Flierl on
Diesel car sales have increased an impressive 35 percent in the first quarter of 2012 as U.S. buyers are beginning to understand their value.
By Adam Yamada-Hanff on
The Olympic Torch, a symbol of the nations of the world coming together, is being put to the test in BMW Group's state-of-the-art extreme weather testing center in Munich.
By David Herron on
Brammo's Empulse R electric motorcycle, with its 100+ miles/hr top speed and 121 miles city range, jumps past Zero Motorcycles' S ZF9, making the Empulse R the new king of production electric motorcycles.
By Anthony Faccenda on
A newly released casting announcement for Acura's Super Bowl ad reveals that the automaker did not want black actors that were too dark.
By John Goreham on
Yes it can, and the 2012 Hyundai Elantra has been named to Kelly Blue Book’s (KBB) 2012 10 best green cars list
By Patrick Rall on
Yesterday we discussed how Audi AG was interested in purchasing the Ducati motorcycle brand and with the VW supervisory board approving the deal today, Audi has announced that they will be buying Ducati Motor Holding from current owner Investindustrial Group.
By Anthony Faccenda on
The German automaker has partnered with a premiere Italian furniture manufacturer to bring consumers a unique line of automotive-inspired furniture.
By Patrick Rall on
General Motors hasn’t announced any official changes for the 2013 Chevrolet Volt but reports floating around the internet indicate that the 2013 model year electric Chevy will get more body colored trim and a new drive mode that will actually help to preserve the battery for city driving when on highway trips.
By Patrick Rall on
This week, the United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI) group and New York City Public Advocate Bill De Blasio both proudly announced that Porsche AG is pulling all of their operations out of Iran - supporting an effort to force Iran to put an end to their testing and production of nuclear weapon technology.
By Anthony Faccenda on
New study finds that drivers are becoming increasingly dissatisfied with the overall insurance claims process.
By John Goreham on
Kelly Blue Book (KBB) places the 2012 Honda Civic on its list of ten best green cars extending Hondas green car accolades
By Frank Sherosky on
Last time I reported on OnStar, the service helped recover a GM competitor’s stolen vehicle, a Chrysler 300. Now, the company is making new records on the number of connections.
By John Goreham on
New Ford products will offset the cost of petroleum based plastics with creative use of recycled materials including shredded currency and other interesting things
By Denis Flierl on
Audi released details of the high-performance RS Q3 Concept crossover ahead of the upcoming 2012 Beijing Auto Show.
By David Herron on
NRG is attempting to satisfy concerns over the company's deal with California to build a large electric charging station network, providing answers and solutions to most of the questions that have been raised.
By David Herron on
The $100 million to be invested by NRG in building the eVgo electric car charging network in California will dramatically expand electric car charging access, but some advocates are raising red flags.