You may already be a fan of the Mercedes 2011 E-Class Cabriolet that was introduced at the Detroit Auto Show earlier this year. Now to add some extra class for the owners of the brand new vehicle, Mercedes-Benz decided to bring some exclusivity by announcing the Prime Edition packages for the E 250 CDI, E 350 CDI, E 250 CGI, E 350 CGI BlueEFFICIENCY and E 500 models.

Previously we reported about the Audi A1 coming to the halls of the Geneva Motor Show, now the latest update from Audi is the announcement of the release of the S-Line package for their small sportback.

An SUV was the only missing thing from the stable of Peugeot who has covered almost every other category. This includes small cars for city, sports convertibles and coupes, and luxurious wagons and saloons. With the 4007, Peugeot is making an attempt to enter a new segment. However Peugeot has not gambled much and adhered to conventions rather than going for re-inventions.

The popularity of Mitsubishi Outlander refuses to diminish in Australia, this despite the vehicle being four year old now. This success has triggered Mitsubishi to produce an all new styling for its 2010 Outlander.

Along with the news of the sultry lady Sophia, OZCAR gives you an opportunity to have a look at GQbyCitroen ‘Man’ concept car, trying to emulate the image of Man put forth by GQ magazine.

Credit must be given to Hyundai designers for the terrific styling of the Sonata body (also known as the Hyundai i45). Unlike the previous Sonata which looks similar to the Audi A4, Hyundai has imparted a unique look to the all-new Sonata. The Sonata looks much more sophisticated than its predecessor Sonata which appears a bit bland. Many curves and lines are added to the bonnet, boot lid and sides.

You’ve seen the Audi A1 at Geneva and have heard enough of it at OZCAR, I guess this is the best time to move on, that's why the German automaker decided to bring on some excitement by announcing its plans to work on an A2 revival. Size-wise, the vehicle will be positioned above the A1 and below the A3 obviously.

If you thought the Toyota recall debacle was over and its safe to go out and buy one again, then get ready for more potential bad news. New reports have surfaced about drivers experiencing unintended acceleration problems even after the recall fixes.

For the Mustang lovers here is an exciting update regarding the 2011 Ford Mustang. As per the testing figures issued by the EPA for the 2011 Ford Mustang V6, the car gets 9.1L/100km highway (14.9L/100km city).

For all the car fanatics out there OZCAR brings an absolutely enthralling all-out street battle between two venerable, high-end super sedans.