MotorBuzz

After 12 years fighting Newport council, the Welsh IT worker’s dream of digging up his lost Bitcoin hard drive dies leaving 8,000 coins buried in a landfill.

Volvo explores capping maximum velocity at 180 km/h across entire range as part of safety-focused strategy that could transform industry norms or alienate performance-oriented buyers.

The 102-year-old British marque bet everything on a radical rebrand with no cars, alienated its customer base, and watched sales collapse 97.5 percent in five months.

Using home 3D printers, a Corvette V8 and about $20,000, a Colorado man and his son built a backyard Lamborghini lookalike that shows how far DIY tech has come.

Tube strikes and 20mph speed limits send congestion soaring, with central London journeys taking an average 3 minutes 40 seconds per kilometre.

Rare Prancing Horses draw landmark multi-million-pound bids at auction, with one selling for nearly triple the previous record amid collector frenzy for turn-of-millennium supercars.

Precious metals worth more than gold combined with easy access and minimal theft risk create perfect conditions for epidemic-level car part theft.

As Tesla's automotive market share erodes and Cybertruck inventory piles up at dealerships, Musk shifts focus to robotics and AI while core business struggles.

Insurance companies deploy increasingly sophisticated tactics to inflate premiums, but informed consumers can fight back through comparison shopping and strategic policy management.

Blue Oval's EV gamble has cost $15.6 billion in operating losses plus $19.5 billion in asset write-downs, dwarfing entire company profitability.

Traditional communities find electric bicycles provide practical transportation while navigating complex theological debates about technology acceptance.

Florida man discovers insurance company already possessed detailed driving profile from his new RAV4 before he ever applied for coverage, sparking privacy lawsuit.

Central Asian dictatorship bans black vehicles and forces capital residents to repaint cars white, enforcing presidential aesthetic preferences through fines and confiscation.

The average driver covers enough distance to circle the Earth 30 times, though modern trends suggest younger generations may travel considerably less.

Global preferences reveal surprising consistency across markets, though regional variations and vehicle types create notable exceptions to dominant trends.

American market strength couldn't offset global delivery collapse as Chinese sales plummeted, sending profits down despite record North American performance.