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A court ruled the four-time series winner breached his contract with the Formula 1 team after signing with rival Chip Ganassi Racing.

The California restoration house delivers its first customer car from the DLS Turbo program, blending 1970s motorsport DNA with modern engineering.

New council powers could bring Oxford-style traffic restrictions to towns nationwide, critics warn.

As vehicles become rolling computers and EVs proliferate, breakdown services face an existential question about whether roadside repairs remain possible or if recovery is the only option.

Manufacturers force unwanted technology into vehicles, creating distraction, surveillance concerns, and usability nightmares while ignoring buyers who simply want cars that drive well.

Italian supercar maker delivers 10,747 vehicles in 2025 despite economic headwinds, proving ultra-luxury performance cars remain recession-proof as wealthy buyers queue for £300,000 machines.

A technical fault with a road camera system has opened the door to thousands of speeding penalties being cancelled, with the Department for Transport confirming drivers will be contacted by the relevant police force, reimbursed, and have licence points re...

From Volvo to Lotus to MG, Chinese manufacturers have quietly acquired dozens of legendary Western automotive marques, reshaping the global industry while preserving nameplates that might otherwise have disappeared.

A Sunderland manager mistook it for a real person. Pet ashes in Bradford stopped staff cold. WeBuyAnyCar's 2025 lost property list proves cars hoard more than just receipts.

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.