Classic car values have slipped in 2024 following the post-Covid boom. Prices across every type of collectable motor has declined, though 7 hot hatches have bucked the trend.

Despite the complexities of having a combination of combustion engine (almost always petrol), small battery pack and electric motor, hybrids are by far the most robust fuel type.

Buying a family car is a big decision, especially as you might need to consider factors you hadn't before, including interior space and boot size. But reliability is also a key requirement.

Motorsport, especially F1, is generating millions for sponsors, with every luxury brand wanting a slice of the very lucrative pie. What is it about adrenalined racing that proves so attractive?

The Japanese car giants revealed they had signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on a potential business integration.

Cutting-edge technology in a new Mercedes car will help reduce the potentially deadly risk of children being left inside.

More EVs than ever will be driving home for Christmas this year. So what do you need to know before embarking on a festive trip in your EV? Here are our top tips.

This is Money's Freda Lewis-Stempel drove a Citroen Ami electric 'car' around London for a week and became as papped as an A-list celebrity.

The figures are based on three-year-old vehicles with an average of 30,000 miles on the clock. Here's which have become more desirable... and those that have dropped significantly.

We've picked the most outrageous and glamorous gifts luxury car brands offer this Christmas so you can find the perfect present for a petrolhead - if you have deep, deep pockets.

Priced from £59,990, the big talking point about the four-door five-seater is that it's the world's first car with NO rear window.

A record £1.6billion will be spent on fixing potholes next year in a massive boost for the Daily Mail's campaign to end the scourge.

Around 64,216 new cars rolled off UK production lines last month, down 30% from last year, according to the automotive industry body.

The Government has pledged to spend a record £1.6billion next year fixing potholes across England as part of its latest effort to tackle the biggest scourge on our roads. But is it enough?

Potholes have plagued drivers across the country for too long, and the state of our roads has become a visible symptom of the national decline overseen by the previous government.