Lexus has announced the addition of all-wheel drive (AWD) versions of its luxury flagship sedans, the LS 460 and long-wheelbase LS 460L.

Mercedes-Benz Canada has announced that it will include additional no-charge equipment on its 2009 models, but will keep pricing nearly identical to the previous model year.

CAA-Quebec has announced the launch of the CAA-Quebec Foundation, with a primary mission of promoting greater knowledge of road safety.

Members of the Canadian Auto Workers Union (CAW) Local 252 have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a new collective agreement with Mississauga Toyota in Mississauga, Ontario.

With thousands of Canadians heading out on the highways for the Labour Day weekend, the Rubber Association of Canada (RAC) is reminding drivers to make sure their vehicles are as fuel-efficient as possible by measuring their tire pressures before heading out.

The American Automobile Association (AAA) is announcing its annual PetBook contest, which asks pet owners to send in photographs of their pets on vacation for a chance to be featured on the book's cover. Last year's winner was Libby, an Ontario-based dog photographed in Nova Scotia.

France's environment minister has declared the country's "feebate" bonus system to encourage car buyers to make "greener" purchase choices a success.

Michelin has announced that it will adjust its production capacity in North America due to a decline in regional tire markets, and will not proceed with a new plant in Mexico.

The Volkswagen Group has announced that delivery figures in the first half of 2008 indicates that it has overtaken Ford to take a place among the world's top three automakers.

Chrysler LLC has announced that it is "preparing to explore strategic options" for the Dodge Viper business. The review is unique to the Viper among Chrysler's products.