Some authorities have taken action because the cars are bigger than the bays - others charge bigger vehicles more

The AA has shared tips to help motorists reduce their fuel consumption, and cut their petrol bills instantly. You just need to press a simple button that's commonly used by drivers

The RAC spoke to the expert to understand how drivers can help to protect their eyesight and drive safely

One expert has shared the most common cause of winter breakdowns and simple checks that can prevent costly car problems during cold weather.

Four key changes to driving tests are set to be implemented this spring

Car insurance experts are warning motorists about wet weather driving mistakes that could result in hefty fines and penalty points, including one pothole error as well as mistakes people make driving through floods

Previously due to finish in January 2026, Toyota has made its fixed-price insurance deal available until the end of March.

Used car sales were up by 2.2 percent in 2025, as 7.8 million secondhand cars changed hands. It marks the third consecutive year of growth.

The Bugatti 16 C Galibier concept makes a surprising return in a new walkaround video showing in great detail the five-door Veyron that never was.

Ferrari chairman John Elkann claims the fully electric Luce will be unlike any other model from Maranello. The company's inaugural EV breaks cover in May.

As promised, Mercedes-AMG is reverting to bigger engines. Leading the way is the GLC with an upgraded 3.0-liter inline-six that now makes 443 hp and 443 lb-ft.

The Mercedes-AMG C53 will replace the C63 and its unloved four-cylinder hybrid powertrain. These spy photos provide a close-up look at the new sedan.

A track worker in a telehandler crashed into an extremely rare R34 Skyline GT-R. The car's owner sued the track and is now releasing the information to the public. Here's what we know.

The goal is to actively adjust downforce to make it easier for drivers to drift the Corvette. That doesn't actually make any sense, though.

Drivers have argued about the "10% plus 2mph" threshold for years. Freedom of Information requests to UK police forces settled the debate: the rule exists, most forces use it, and it's official guidance. But that doesn't mean you should rely on it.