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eBay Motors is working on a final polish for an upcoming app for iOS and Android, giving enthusiasts a dedicated space to search, store and bid on their favourite machines.

Porsche is introducing a Classic Radio Navigation system with old-school style to fit 1963 to 1977 Porsche 911 dashboards.

That’s right, someone has invented fake eyelashes … for your car!

TomTom has released the voice package that we’ve all been waiting for, Jedi Master Yoda. Unfortunately, our other dream guides, Chewbacca and R2-D2, don’t speak English.

Not content with the title of world’s second fastest production car, Bugatti is closing out production of the Veyron supercar with a Super Sport model that makes 882kW and comfortably regains its title.

BMW’s upcoming Megacity electric vehicle will be the world’s first volume-produced car with a passenger cell made from carbon fibre, according to the company.

BMW has announced its intent to support possibly the most overlooked new feature in Apple’s iOS 4: iPod Out, which allows an iPhone/iPod to be displayed and controlled directly within the vehicle’s entertainment system.

Audi, an auto maker best known for its image of “understated luxury”, is busy creating one of the most over-the-top car audio systems that we’ve ever seen.

Mobilizy, maker of the Wikitude augmented-reality apps for iPhone, Android and Nokia phones, has announced Wikitude Drive, the first augmented-reality turn-by-turn navigation app for Android phones (OS version 1.6 or greater).

We took a preproduction version of the keenly-awaited Chevy Volt around a GM test track and came away impressed with how normal it seems. Here’s why…

Subaru has just announced that it has completed the development of a new driver aid system dubbed New EyeSight that watches the road ahead and can brake to avoid collisions.

Someone at Honda’s been watching too much Akira because the automaker’s latest electric vehicle concept looks a lot like Kaneda’s (the main character) bike with training wheels.

Audi promises V6 fuel economy in this fire-breathing V8 coupe, but we can’t even begin to imagine how much self-control that would require.

When I saw the Apple iPad unveiled last week, I immediately thought about how I could mount that sucker in my car. On further consideration, though, it mightn’t be the brightest idea.

Take your car to the track, plug in a little black box, drive, come home and watch your track exploits via Gran Turismo 5.

Modified rides are a part of west coast culture, so it’s little surprise to see them turn out en masse at the 2009 LA Motor Show.

The home of stretched Hummers is also the spiritual home of the Prius. So, what better city to launch a flotilla of small cars than at the 2009 LA Motor Show?

It used to be that the SEMA Show was the biggest mobile electronics show, but this year the usual suspects in the in-car electronics business decided to stand back and wait for CES 2010 instead.

At next week’s Tokyo Motor Show, Subaru will be unveiling a variant of its Impreza WRX STI. Dubbed the WRX STI Carbon, you just know that this is going to be a hardcore, lightweight, performance variant that will slap that smarmy grin off of the Mitsubishi Evo’s face, right? Wrong. Because it seems that Subaru’s forgotten to add the performance.

The line of cars headed for Gran Turismo 5 keeps growing, with Toyota’s FT-86 concept coupe the latest to be added to the list.