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Why the DOT Code on Your Tyres Could Literally Save Your Life
Hidden in plain sight on your tyre's sidewall lies the DOT code a vital safety checkpoint that reveals when your tyre was made and warns you when it’s time to splash out on a new set.
Whatever Happened to the Awesome TVR? The Rise, Fall, and Wild Ride of Britain’s Rebel Sports Car
TVR, a brand that once defined British sports car rebellion with aggressive styling and brutal performance has seen more ups and downs than Charlie Sheen's career. This is the story of its fiery rise, chaotic fall, and the desperate fight to reclaim glory...
Audi Unveils Bold 2026 F1 Livery with R26 Concept Car
Audi has lifted the veil on its 2026 Formula 1 concept car livery, a sleek blend of titanium, carbon black, and striking Audi red setting the tone for its highly anticipated F1 debut next year.
Ford Gives Thousands More UK Drivers a Taste of Hands-Free Motorway Driving
Ford is expanding its BlueCruise hands-free driving system to four popular UK models, bringing semi-autonomous motorway driving to the masses starting spring 2026.
Uber Rides Could Spike 20% Overnight as Industry Giants Sound Alarm on New ‘Taxi Tax’
Uber, Bolt, and Veezu warn a new 20% VAT on private hire rides could send fares soaring, hitting drivers and passengers alike with a nasty surprise.
Al Capone’s Bulletproof Cadillac: The Real Deal on Weight, Armor, and Speed
Al Capone’s famous 1928 Cadillac wasn’t your average heavyweight cruiser. We unpack the truth behind the armor, the glass, and how fast this gangster’s ride really was.
Speeding in a $3.5 Million Bugatti Costs Driver a 10-Year Ban and Car Impoundment
A driver in Austria learned the hard way that even a multimillion-dollar Bugatti does not excuse breaking strict speed limits impounded car and decade-long driving ban followed after just hitting 76 mph in a 31 mph zone.
When an 82-Year-Old Lost Control of His Ferrari 512 TR and Crashed Through a Shopping Center Window in Andorra
In a jaw-dropping incident from 2021, an elderly driver crashed his rare Ferrari 512 TR into a shopping centre in Andorra, injuring three and causing heartache for collectors knowing the car’s rarity and value.
UK Driving Tests Get So Bad The Military Has To Step In
With record-long waits, falling pass rates, and systemic test booking chaos, the UK’s driving test system is in freefall, pushing the government to enlist military examiners as a stopgap fix.
Gran Turismo 7 Power Pack DLC Adds 50 New Races, Race Weekends, and Smarter AI
The upcoming paid Power Pack DLC for Gran Turismo 7 brings full race weekends, including practice and qualifying, 50 all-new races, and the advanced GT Sophy 3.0 AI rival to sharpen your skills.
US Luxury Automotive Market Set to Surpass $200 Billion by 2035, Says BCG Study
A comprehensive Boston Consulting Group (BCG) study forecasts the US luxury automotive market to grow to $215 billion by 2035, driven by innovation, personalization, and rising consumer demand for exclusivity.
Everything You Need to Know About the UK Government’s Pay-Per-Mile Driving Policy
The UK government is introducing a new pay-per-mile tax system primarily targeting electric vehicle (EV) drivers, expected to come into effect in 2028. This policy addresses the shortfall in fuel duty revenue caused by increasing electric vehicle adoption...
Boreham Motorworks’ 10,000rpm Mk1 Ford Escort RS Engine Pumps Classic Performance
Boreham Motorworks brings back the legendary Mk1 Ford Escort RS with a state-of-the-art 2.1-liter 10,000rpm four-cylinder engine delivering 325 horsepower and cutting-edge motorsport technology.
Tesla Model Y Performance Slips Under $60,000 Mark, Shaking Up EV Pricing
The Tesla Model Y Performance has dropped below $60,000, intensifying competition in the electric SUV segment by making high-performance EVs more accessible.
Semiconductor Shortages Threaten Car Production and Prices AGAIN!
Global supply chain issues and rising demand for automotive chips push car manufacturers toward potential shutdowns and price hikes.
The Return of Car Clocking: How New Undetectable Devices Are Rewriting Mileage Histories
A surge in advanced digital tampering devices is fueling a comeback of car clocking, wiping up to 300,000 miles from some vehicles' true histories. This growing crisis threatens buyers and sellers across the used car market.