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Circuit racing veterans David Summerbell and Peter Rae are expected to join the ranks of track stars Kaliese Spencer, Lerone Clarke and triple jumper Trecia Smith by adding to Jamaica's medal haul when they enter the final leg of the Caribbean Motor...

An auto industry group says new-car registration in Britain fell 22 per cent in October compared to a year earlier, when the government was offering cash incentives to buyers.

AS BMW joins the ever-expanding brands of recalled vehicles, local dealers, Stewart Motors, have said it has identified six vehicles with similar problems to those pulled off the market in the United States (US).

A blowout can be deadly for any driver, especially if travelling at high speeds.

United States automakers are thinking small. They're investing in small cars by adding compacts to their line-ups, overhauling factories and hiring workers as they prepare for government regulations due in 2016 that will require cars to go farther on a tank of gas.

Fremont, California (AP): Electric-car maker Tesla Motors Inc. has unveiled its retooled factory in Fremont where it plans to produce its next generation electric sedan in partnership with Toyota.

The Jamaica Automobile Association (JAA) is set to launch a major initiative, the approved auto-repairer (AAR) programme, which is intended to improve services in the auto-repair industry and assist motor-vehicle owners to identify quality-oriented...

WHEN YOU feel tempted to race that vehicle to the stop light, you might want to consider joining that band of working-class professionals with an insatiable appetite for speed - Team Redlinerz Club.

Jamaica's National Hero Sir Alexander Bustamante's passion for his country is well known, but not his love for motor vehicles.

It is the grand finale meet and David Summerbell believes he will again have Doug Gore's ticket in tomorrow's Heroes Day showdown at the Dover Raceway, St Ann.

The traffic police have served notice of their intention to further clampdown on minibus and taxi drivers caught speeding. Head of the Police Traffic Department, Superintendent Radcliffe Lewis, told Automotives, drivers of public passenger vehicles can expect "absolutely no leniency" when caught driving in a manner likely to result in injury or death to passengers, as well as other road users.

A dealership is selling a car once owned by an infamous North Dakota tax protester gunned down during a shootout with lawmen.