Car and Van News

Porsche has unveiled the latest version of its Cayman mid-engined sports coupe at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

It is already available to order at prices of £39,694 for the 2.7-litre 275hp Cayman and £48,783 for the 3.4-litre 325hp Cayman S.

Volvo has revealed a system to relax the stress induced by traffic jams – by having a car automatically follow the one in front.

And the Swedish brand – which is investing heavily in autonomous driving research – says the system could be in production within two years.

Jaguar has unveiled its long-awaited F-Type sports car on the eve of the Paris Motor Show.

The spiritual successor to the iconic E-Type, and set to be one of the stars of the show, was revealed at an exclusive event in the gardens of the Musée Rodin Museum in the French capital.

Ford will unveil its all-new Transit van at this month’s IAA Commercial Vehicle Show in Hanover, before putting it on European sale late next year.

The latest version of the UK van market’s perennial best seller is the first of a new generation of global Transit commercial vehicles under the blue oval’s ‘One Ford’ product strategy.

A new Ferrari is always a star of any motorshow and at Geneva the car in question is the F12berlinetta.

The V12-engined replacement for the Ferrari 599 was officially unveiled in the halls by which time it already had more than 350 orders.

The stunning concept pictured here from Infiniti was Car of the Geneva show for the CarandVanNews contingent – not least because it is basically British.

The EMERGE-E was designed and engineered at Infiniti parent Nissan’s UK centres in Paddington and Cranfield, and built in partnership with Lotus.

Ford has revealed the latest version of its Fiesta ST range-topper at the Geneva show.

The 178bhp three-door car is being shown in production-ready form and will be in showrooms in around a year.