BMW has revealed pricing for its redesigned X6 crossover and launched a configurator on its main website. Unfortunately, the high-performance M version of the new X6 still hasn’t been revealed.
Saab only came out of bankruptcy in late 2012 but the automaker looks to be heading that way again with news coming out this week that its parent company, NEVS, has been unable to pay some of Saab’s suppliers. Incredibly, the unpaid bill for one supplier is as little as $22,000.
You’ll find all of this and more in today’s car news right here at Motor Authority.
2018 Rolls-Royce Phantom Spy Shots
2015 BMW X6 Priced From $60,550
Saab Owner NEVS Faces Bankruptcy Petition After Failing To Pay Suppliers
2015 Chrysler 200 Earns Top Safety Rating From IIHS
Callaway C7 Corvette Confirmed With 627 HP And 610 LB-FT
Glitches Modulate Consumer Reports Praise For Tesla Model S Electric Car
Bentley Continental GT3-R Priced From $337,000
Hyundai Issues $55 Million Apology For Overstating Fuel Economy On The South Korean Santa Fe
Formula E Electric Racer To Feature In Forza Motorsport 5
Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Cars: $50 For 300 Miles--Or Free To Fill Up?
