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Aston Martin Lagonda has raised £211million in new financing to help bolster its liquidity and fund future growth after issuing a profit warning on Tuesday.
Driving through London is about to get even more expensive for motorists, with both the Blackwall Tunnel and the newly constructed Silvertown Tunnels set to see toll charges introduced.
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds signalled an overhaul of EV targets after Vauxhall announced plans to close its van-making factory in Luton.
Nissan is cutting staff and slashing production while it seeks a new longtime investor.
Porsche won't go all-electric as quickly as planned.
This modified Ford Escort RS2000 fuses 90s F2 rallying with cutting-edge 2020s tech. Careful, if you look at it wrong it’ll have your leg off
You want pedigree? This 1954 Mercedes-Benz W 196 has more pedigree than you can shake a stick at.
When this delivery truck driver was asked to drop off a Lamborghini Diablo VT with its new owner, I'm not quite sure this is what they meant
Did Elon Musk ever actually care about the environment, or was it just a scam to make people like him?
While the average pass rate for the year so far is 71.8%, the ten cars listed have meagre MOT success statistics between 45.3% and 48.9%. Do you own one of them?
Downing Street today confirmed ministers will launch a consultation on current plans following intense lobbying by firms.
There has been widespread criticism of Cardiff Council after it was revealed that they are considering the introduction of parking charges based on vehicle size.
The 1954 W 196 R Streamliner is one of four and has been driven by two of F1's most celebrated greats. It is set to become the world's second priciest car sold at auction.
Shocking figures reveal ruthless private companies issued 3.8million tickets to drivers between July and September - or one every two seconds on average.
When my wife and I signed a four-year lease agreement with Volvo in October last year we didn't realise she was pregnant with twins, and when they arrived we could not all fit in the car.
