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Adwatch: Peugeot strips the 208 naked in its new interactive experience
Peugeot's all-new 208 makes its premiere at the Geneva motor show in a fortnight's time. It's a bold and ambitious model, targeting none other than the marque's highly successful 205, made most famous by the iconic 205 GTi.
If regeneration is what the car is all about, then Peugeot's advertising is very much forward-looking as it pushes the boundaries in size, scale and reach to make sure we all know the 208 is coming.
Kimi inspires a limited-edition Lotus Evora GTE
With Bruno Senna now out of reach at Williams F1, new boy Kimi Raikkonen has been roped in to sell a few cars for CEO Dany Bahar.
New Volvo V40 shows its face
Due to be officially unveiled on 28th February, Volvo's new compact family hatchback has been outed in these leaked images revealed today.
Video: Ken Block’s 2012 Season Promo – Part Deux
Ken Block's 2012 season promo (Part 1) was a spoof of himself, with a little help from actor and comedian Nick Swardson. This time around the focus is on the cars - the all-new livery of the H.F.H.V. (Hybrid Function Hoon Vehicle) and Gymkhana World Tour Fiesta.
Video: The most powerful Ferrari ever..
As confirmed last week, the new Ferrari F620, successor to the 599 GTB will be revealed in all its glory next Wednesday 29th February. And now, Ferrari has released this 30 second teaser video reminding us of the big occasion.
Aston Martin sharpens its Vantage for 2012
With the production launch of the V12 Zagato under way, Aston has turned its hand to the rest of the Vantage range, revamping its looks, Sportshift transmission and chassis.
Maserati adds performance and style to the GranTurismo Sport
Ever since Maserati launched the 4-seat GranTurismo in 2007 - with a mere 399 bhp, we've waited for it to be powered by an engine befitting of the great trident emblem.
Ferrari’s 599 GTB successor, the F620 will premiere at Geneva
Ferrari's 599 GTB has been with us since 2006, in which time it's become one of the most loved of V12 Ferraris. So, Ferrari must have had its work cut out coming up with a successor.