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Big engines ultimate in luxury at Geneva Motor Show

Huge engine power and speed records remain the name of the game for the many luxury vehicles on prominent display at the International Geneva Motor Show this week.
 

Police arrest suspect in Las Vegas car shooting

California police said they have arrested a man suspected in a shooting and multiple car crash that left three people dead on the famed Las Vegas Strip last week.
 

Three killed in car shooting, crash on Vegas Strip

Three people were killed in a shooting and fiery car crash Thursday on the Las Vegas Strip, police said, warning that the suspected shooters remained at large and were "armed and dangerous."
 

Three killed in shooting and crash on Vegas Strip

Three people were killed and at least four others injured in a shooting and multiple car crash on the renowned Las Vegas Strip early Thursday, police said.
 

Three killed in Las Vegas 'rolling shootout'

At least three people were killed and three others injured in a "rolling shootout" and multiple car crash on the renowned Las Vegas strip early Thursday, city police said.
 

Pistorius: the inspirational 'Blade Runner'

Oscar Pistorius is one of the world's most recognisable sportsmen and an inspirational figure the world over after he became the first double-amputee to compete at both the Olympics and Paralympics last year.
 

Chrysler profits boost Italian auto giant Fiat

Italian auto giant Fiat on Wednesday reported a profitable 2012 largely due to increased sales for its US partner Chrysler which Fiat said would come under its full ownership as soon as possible.
 

Italian auto giant Fiat reports rise in profits

Italian auto giant Fiat on Wednesday reported its net profit in the fourth quarter rose to 388 million euros ($525 million) from 265 million euros the year before and said it was aiming for profits of up to 1.5 billion euros this year.
 

Malaysia Airlines to buy 36 ATR planes for over $900 mn

Malaysia Airlines on Tuesday said it will buy 36 new ATR turboprop aircraft for more than $900 million as it looks to boost profits by further expanding its regional and domestic networks.
 

'Blade Runner' wins as Maserati lacks horsepower

South African Oscar Pistorius, who became the first disabled runner to compete in the Olympics when he ran in the 400 metres, beat Arab horse Maserati in the 'run like the wind' race here on Wednesday.
 

Arsenal's Andre Santos arrested after car chase

Arsenal defender Andre Santos was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving after a car chase the day before the club's first Premier League game of the season, police said.
 

Fiat Q2 net profit falls, confirms 2012 targets

Italian auto giant Fiat on Tuesday said its net profit in the second quarter plunged to 358 million euros ($440 million) despite a rise in trading profits due to its newly-acquired US arm Chrysler.
 

Italy mourns Ferrari design genius Pininfarina

The Italian godfather of car design, Sergio Pininfarina, renowned for crafting sleek Ferrari race cars and revolutionising the common auto, died in Italy's motoring capital Turin on Tuesday aged 85.
 

Fiat offers cut-price fuel for three years to Italian buyers

Italian vehicle company Fiat offered new car buyers Friday the chance to purchase fuel at one euro (around $1.24) a litre, about half the current price in Italy, for up to three years.
 

Ferrari recalls 56 cars in China

Ferrari's reputation in China took another blow on Friday when the country's quality watchdog said the luxury sports car manufacturer would have to recall 56 imported vehicles because of a defect.
 

Wealthy Iranians spark luxury car boom

Wealthy Iranians are fuelling an unprecedented luxury car boom despite sanctions hurting their economy, paying up to $360,000 for high-end autos, according to showroom employees and reports on Sunday.
 

Car-crazed reputation follows Tomic to Monte Carlo

Australian tennis player Bernard Tomic is well-known to traffic police in his native Queensland for the bright orange BMW coupe that has landed him in repeated trouble with the law.
 

Insight: As Africa's consumers rise, so does inequality

NAIROBI (Reuters) - In a cafe on the terrace of a Nairobi mall, well-heeled Kenyans sip coffee as shoppers in the car park navigate between BMW X5s, Toyota Land Cruisers and Mercedes. A nearby cinema last month advertised an array of Hollywood fare including Brad Pitt's "Moneyball."
 

Karma hybrid car offers earth-friendly luxury

Technology lovers stopped and stared as the world's first high-performance hybrid luxury sedan glided silently down a street outside the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
 

Donations to charities in China plunge after scandals

BEIJING (Reuters) - Charitable donations in China have plunged more than 80 percent because of public mistrust in the wake of recent allegations that some charities have misused money, media reported on Thursday.