BMW turned 100 today and the automaker is celebrating with a look towards the future. That look came in the form of a wild concept car with autonomous driving capability and shape-shifting skin.
While BMW’s concept hints at a future much further out, Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer sat down with us to reveal what’s in the immediate future for his own company. Some of the things we learned from Palmer include a seven-car lineup and the return of the Lagonda brand.
Ferrari [NYSE:RACE] is allegedly showing an open-top version of its LaFerrari supercar to potential customers. The car, tipped to be called a LaFerrari Spider, would be the third LaFerrari variant.
You'll find all of these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
BMW celebrates centenary with Vision Next 100 autonomous concept
Aston Martin promises seven cars in seven years—and profits
Ferrari LaFerrari Spider allegedly shown to customers
Volkswagen Dieselgate update: Sales sink but workers still get bonuses
2018 BMW M5 spy shots
Prius V power plus Pontiac pony car equals... Firebird Hybrid
First look at Subaru’s new modular platform
Auto loan amounts are on the rise, and so are delinquencies
Opel Astra named 2016 European Car of the Year
U.S. advanced research agency optimistic on storage-battery progress
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