Since the Cosmo Sport was launched in 1967, the Mazda rotary has amassed an huge following of loyal owners and admirers. Praised for their unique design, smooth operation and trademark rotary engine note, it's an engine configuration that stood out from the competition and formed the bases for the legendary RX series of performance vehicles.

Just past midnight, passengers of a Queens-bound N train in New York City discovered a…shark lying under a seat. Unlike the movie, the small shark was deceased. No one knows how and why it got there, but as is always the case with these bizarre incidents, there is plenty of speculation, with some thinking it may have been a prank, especially since it's Shark Week on Discovery Channel.

Now, they're making a "futuristic, progressive and cutting edge" concept for "Summit Entertainment's film adaptation of the award-winning, best-selling novel Ender's Game" – it's called the fleet shuttle quattro (strangely, no capitals used whatsoever here).

For passenger cars, the age went up from 9.8 years in 2002 to the 11.4 figure we have today, as does their number – there are currently 247 million of the vehicles in total on the road. Light trucks have also suffered the same trend, and while they were generally a bit newer than cars in 2002, they have almost caught up, with their current average age standing at around 11.3 years.

The title of the video doesn't seem to have anything to do with the content, or at least we failed to find a direct relation unless it's supposed to remind authorities to tax people driving these superb exotic supercars – I know it sounds lame…

Beginning with the Spark Bubble, it has a sportier looking bumper, side rocker moldings, 15-inch white painted alloy wheels and white or pink Bubble decals on the front fenders.

What's interesting about Mountune is the fact that they are Ford-certified in the select countries they operate in, and even if, say with the new Focus ST the power is upped to 271 hp (275 PS), the manufacturer warranty remains untouched.

First of all, the reviewer loved the car's styling, describing the 4-Series Coupe as one of the best looking modern BMWs. Being based on the 3-Series' platform, it is also a practical car (for a coupe at least), with the boot being only 45 liters smaller than the 3-Series sedan's.

Although it uses the C-Elysée nameplate, the racecar has nothing to do with the humble budget sedan. Powered by a 380hp 1.6-liter turbocharged gasoline engine linked to a six-speed Sadev sequential gearbox, the C-Elysée WTCC only weighs 1,100 kg (2,425 lbs) – that's including the driver.

I think America would have not started trailing Europe and other parts of the world in terms of automotive technology (which it did, and is only now just starting to catch up – fact) if the Big Three would have left Preston Tucker (and others like him) alone to make his (far more advanced) car.

Dubbed the 1.0 SIDI Turbo, the three-cylinder unit is the first in an all-new family of three and four-cylinder direct-injection gasoline engines with displacements between 1.0- and 1.6-liters.

Now, The Verge reports that the Silicon Valley-based manufacturer is actually readying an all-wheel drive model, which it will sell as the very top of the line. This makes us think of the all-electric Mercedes-Benz SLS, which is also all-wheel drive and as Chris Harris found out, it uses the advantages of this type of drivetrain to great effect.

Two days later, on November 20, the British brand will present the new model to the public, first at the Tokyo Motor Show in Japan, followed just hours later by the Los Angeles Motor Show in California, USA.

Opel has confirmed the Monza Concept for Frankfurt, a coupe whose face we're already familiar with. Now, the German carmaker released a second teaser image of the car showing the front end once again, although this time it has been more generous with the lighting.