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The 2026 Porsche 911 Turbo Touring Spied: It looks just like a 911!
The next 911 Turbo Touring has been caught testing at the Nürburgring, and it looks like the classic 911 we know and love ... no fixed spoiler in sight and a subtle, low-key presence.
The 1956 Fiat Eden Roc by Pinin Farina: A Nautical-Inspired One-Off Beach Cruiser
Commissioned by Fiat icon Gianni Agnelli, the 1956 Fiat Eden Roc is a unique blend of yacht-inspired design and microcar charm, featuring teak and mahogany trim and a doorless body on a Fiat 600 Multipla platform.
Renault 5 Turbo 3E: The 533bhp Electric Group B Tribute That Redefines EV Awesomeness
The Renault 5 Turbo 3E revives rally legend status with 533bhp, innovative in-wheel motors, a carbon fibre chassis, and the ability to thrill with controlled drifts and blistering speed ... the EV we’ve been waiting for.
Ferrari Elettrica EV: 1000bhp, Cutting-Edge Active Suspension, and a Range of 329 Miles in 2026
Ferrari’s first all-electric beast, the 2026 Elettrica, promises over 1000 horsepower, a hefty 122 kWh battery pack delivering a 329-mile range, and wild active suspension tech designed to thrill purists and new EV fans alike.
Car Finance Scandal: Who’s Eligible for Compensation and How Much You Could Get
Millions of UK motorists who took out car loans between 2007 and 2024 may be eligible for compensation averaging around £700 due to a widespread finance mis-selling scandal. Here’s who qualifies and how to claim.
Lloyds Banking Group Warns £1.2 Billion Motor Finance Compensation Fund May Fall Short Amid UK Scandal
Lloyds Banking Group signals it may need to boost its £1.2 billion provisions for compensation payouts linked to the motor finance commissions scandal as UK regulators forecast up to £11 billion in total payouts for affected customers.
Fastest Depreciating Cars Revealed USA/UK: Chinese EV Drops Three Quarters of Value in Three Years Across UK and USA Markets
A recent analysis exposes the harsh depreciation rates hitting some Chinese electric vehicles, shedding nearly 75 percent of their value within three years, highlighting sharp contrasts between the UK and US used car markets.
Subaru Head Gasket Issues: What You Need to Know in 2025
Subaru’s notorious head gasket problems have long been a concern, but have recent models fully fixed the issue? Here’s the latest on what Subaru owners should watch for and the truth behind the lingering reputation.
Anus Horriblis For Richard Hammond: When Life Throws the Spanner
Richard Hammond’s 2025 has been a relentless beast, with a painful divorce, loss of his castle, and a sinking classic car business turning the legendary Top Gear star’s year into a tanking engine struggling to roar back to life.
Chinese Car Brands Shake Up Europe’s Auto Market in 2025
Data reveals Chinese car brands nearly doubled their market share in Europe this year, shaking up established players as consumers shift toward more affordable, tech-savvy alternatives.
Soichiro Honda: The Mechanic Who Challenged Toyota and Built an Empire
Soichiro Honda’s journey began with rejection and relentless determination. When Toyota turned him down he used that moment as a catalyst to build something far greater on his own terms.
Aston Martin V8 2+2 S: Small Tweaks, Big Impact on the Classic Grand Tourer
Aston Martin’s V8 2+2 is the latest to get the S upgrade, bringing thoughtful improvements that sharpen performance and luxury without screaming for attention.
Fast and Furious 11 Faces an Uncertain Future: Budget Cuts and Delays Loom
Fast and Furious 11 is in serious jeopardy after the previous movie’s eye-watering $340 million budget barely broke even. Universal is pushing for a major scale back to save the franchise’s future.
After Five Weeks and Billions Lost, Jaguar Land Rover Finally Restarts Production
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is kicking its factory operations back into gear after a devastating cyberattack halted production for over a month, causing billions in lost revenue and disrupting supply chains.
Irv Gordon’s Legendary Volvo P1800: 3 Million Miles and Counting
Irv Gordon, a retired New York teacher, became a legend by driving his 1966 Volvo P1800S over three million miles, setting a Guinness World Record that still stands. His car now resides in Volvo’s museum in Gothenburg,
Mercedes Sales Take a Hit with Double Digit Decline in Q3 2025
Mercedes-Benz reported a sharp drop in sales and revenue in the third quarter of 2025, with volumes down 12 percent globally due to tough markets in China and the US. Despite challenges, their luxury electric vehicle sales continue to inch upwards.