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Navigation nightmares, mechanical failures, and strategic battles intensify as the world's toughest race reaches its critical second week.

The luxury off-roader defies automotive trends with record 2025 deliveries, proving boxy nostalgia and six-figure price tags remain irresistible.

New data reveals the Japanese premium marque delivered the highest dealer margins in late 2025, with SUVs driving profitability across the market.

The future Grand Tour presenter embedded a crude acrostic in the magazine's 1992 Road Test Year Book, ending his staff job but launching his television career.

The YouTube rebuilder receives crushing news about restoring his crashed hypercar project.

The Italian super SUV has lost over a third of its value since new, but remains surprisingly resilient compared to typical luxury vehicles.

Labour's Rupa Huq calls for tougher penalties as the largest consumer lawsuit in British legal history approaches judgment.

Freedom of Information data reveals hundreds walk free after fatal collisions, sparking questions about sentencing consistency.

When temperatures plummet and storms rage, these strategies will keep you safer on treacherous roads.

Dutch sculptor turns air-cooled icons into permanent stone tributes, one component at a time.

The JS50 diesel microcar completed the Nordschleife in 51 minutes, proving you don't need speed to make history.

Master the art of the dealer trade-in and squeeze every last pennt from your old car.

From gentlemen's sport to criminal act, the strange evolution of drink driving laws across a century of motoring.

Scraping ice in January while your car idles for twenty minutes burning fuel or draining battery is a ritual nobody enjoys. A Canadian startup claims their technology clears windshields in under 75 seconds using 99 percent less energy than current systems...

The 1992 Benetton B192-05, the car Michael Schumacher drove to his maiden Formula One victory at Spa, is heading to auction this month. It represents the precise moment F1's greatest career began, and it's expected to fetch over $10 million.

After 50 years of ignoring America, the Seven maker is finally taking the US seriously with Project V. A 2,623 pound electric coupe that deliberately rejects everything modern EVs stand for. And that's exactly the point.