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The all-new BMW 3 Series was officially revealed at last year’s Paris Motor Show and is on sale now in the UK

UK sales to stop early next year, while production at Sunderland plant to cease in July

Brit buyers have previously been excluded from ordering BMW’s bruising V8 5 Series, but that’s set to change

Data shows the number of drivers aged 70 or older banned from driving on medical grounds has increased by nearly 150 per cent

Volkswagen's company boss has stated that he believes the company could look at building electric cars for rivals on its MEB platform

Crash repair centres rely heavily on ‘just-in-time’ supply chains, which face jeopardy if extra border checks follow a no-deal Brexit

This year marks the 50th Anniversary of the Porsche 917 Le Mans car so, to celebrate, the German firm designed this concept

Our comprehensive round-up of the 2019 Geneva Motor Show tells you everything about the most important new cars and biggest stories

Following its most recent financial re-evaluation, Tesla has decided to keep more of its stores open, resulting in raised prices

A new seven-seat Jeep SUV will sit above the Grand Cherokee and below the new Wagoneer

Public Health England calls for strict controls on cars around schools and more congestion charge zones around the country

The Geneva Motor Show showed us that new models are too expensive and something needs to be done about it, says Mike Rutherford

Mercedes has launched the new CLA four-door coupe in the UK, with prices starting from £30,550

Plug-in hybrid versions of both the Ceed Sports Wagon and upcoming XCeed SUV will be revealed by the end of the year

Unveiled at this year’s Geneva Motor Show, the new range celebrates 120 years of the Fiat nameplate with tech and styling updates

Lighter and more powerful, the McLaren Senna GTR is the latest addition to the brand's Ultimate Series and is limited to just 75 units

Uber is not being held liable for the death of a woman who was killed by one of its autonomous cars in the US last year

The 2019 Geneva Motor Show was packed full of new metal, but the Auto Express team have picked out the best cars on show

Mission Automotive helps ex-forces personnel start new careers in the automotive industry

Volkswagen adds a new 335bhp V6 petrol engine to the Touareg’s UK line-up, priced from £52,635

Tesla has released its latest charging system, capable of delivering 75 miles of range in 5 minutes

Volkswagen unwrapped its new 4.0-litre V8 diesel SUV at the Geneva Motor Show, boasting a torque figure of 900Nm

The sleek Mercedes CLA Shooting Brake has debuted at Geneva and will hit dealerships towards the end of the year

Skoda’s Vision iV coupe-SUV concept is a close to production glimpse at an upcoming MEB car for the Czech brand

The all-electric Volkswagen ID. Buggy concept sits on the brand's MEB platform, and takes its cues from American dune buggies of the past

The Aston Martin Vanquish Vision concept previews a future supercar to rival the McLaren 720S and new Ferrari F8 Tributo

Aston Martin has revealed the new Lagonda All-Terrain concept, which will morph into the reformed brand’s first production model in 2022

Named after a Swiss ski resort, the new Mitsubishi Engelberg Tourer Concept has made its debut at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show

Gumpert unwrapped the world’s first methanol-electric supercar at Geneva this year, with a claimed maximum power output of 539bhp

The BMW i3 is entering its seventh year of production, but the electric car will continue to be produced with further updates planned

Future BMW M cars could use tech developed by the firm's i electrification team to boost performance

The cost of investing in electric vehicles and autonomous tech means Audi is set to reduce its model range

The American 4x4 brand has revealed a plug-in powertrain for the Renegade and Compass SUV, with a Wrangler variant following in 2020

Italian supercar brand De Tomaso attempted to upstage the Geneva show by driving around in a camouflaged version of its new car

Level 3 autonomy is the limit for Peugeot as its CEO reveals a £13,000 price premium would be needed for level 4 and 5 self-driving tech