The small crossover, which was crowned 2024's best-seller, tops the charts after a strong June

The powertrain may be on the way out, but the value of some models have risen by more than 10%

Roomy, efficient, and surprisingly fun to drive – the Countryman injects MINI charm into every family adventure

Experience the breathtaking sound of its high-revving V12 as it carves through winding roads and be sure to turn up the volume!

The 2022 Apollo Intensa Emozione “Ocean Dragon” is one of just ten examples ever built and among only four delivered to the United States.

Highlights British Hypercar extends unbroken points run with sixth top-10 finish Works drivers Ross Gunn and Roman De Angelis shine as Aston Martin THOR team builds on promising performance through weekend Valkyrie is the only hypercar to contest the worl...

Fast cars on Saturdays tend to make life easier on Sundays. For the Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing IndyCar Series team, the pursuit of improved single-lap performance in qualifying has been an area of great investment in 2025, and so far, their efforts ha...

KTM AG, the Austrian motorcycle manufacturer and part of Pierer Mobility AG, has been navigating a challenging financial and operational environment in the first half of 2025 but shows promising signs of recovery and stabilization.

Full details of the new Nissan Micra, as the popular nameplate returns on a new electric supermini shared with the Renault 5

CAR magazine UK speaks to Santo Ficili - the new boss of Alfa Romeo

The firm said its board agreed to give its billionaire head (pictured) 96m shares as part of a pay deal, according to a recent filing.

The FCA estimated the scandal will cost between £9bn and £18bn after the Supreme Court ruled lenders would not be liable for most of the payouts.

The cloud of mistrust surrounding British finance will not be lifted by the Supreme Court ruling on motor finance.

PB Balaji (pictured) will replace Adrian Mardell, who last week said he would leave having steered JLR financial turnaround and Jaguar's contentious EV rebrand.

Citroen is the first manufacturer to see its EVs qualify for new electric grants. The e-C3, e-C4, e-C5 and e-Berlingo van will each receive £1,500 off.