These cars are easy to use on a daily basis, but old enough to offer more engagement and entertainment than many modern equivalents.

The final Jaguar with a combustion engine under its bonnet was built on Friday 19 December. It is an £80,000 high-performance F-Pace SVR SUV finished in black paint.

Europe's move means that the UK 'is now completely out of line', according to David Bailey, a car industry expert and professor at Birmingham business school.

The EU watering down its 2035 ban on petrol, and new pay-per-mile taxes in the UK are weaking confidence, says a new report.

Britain's vehicle production fell 14.3% last month, as both car and commercial vehicle output declined, new industry figures.

It takes a big company - especially one with such a proud Italian heritage - to admit that it got something fundamentally wrong. And Ferrari has done just that, making a big change to its new Amalfi coupe.

Thirty three per cent of electric car owners have major range concerns ahead of hitting the road for Christmas journeys longer than 200 miles, a new poll reveals.

Every year millions of drivers take to the roads before Christmas to reunite with friends and family. But what should you know if you're driving an electric car? Here's our savings guide.

In a major climbdown, the European Commission confirmed car makers will no longer be forced to sell only zero-emissions vehicles.

The Daily Mail has been among the first people to have a passenger ride in Jaguar's new electric four-door GT that arrives next year. Here's what it's really like...

The backlog situation has become so bad that a third of learners are paying third parties up to £500 to book a test because of the wait times, a watchdog has found.

UK buyers will have to wait more than a year for the sixth generation to arrive. Ray Massey casts his verdict in his review.

Dacia, the budget Romanian car maker, has announced refreshed Sandero and Spring models for 2026. With comprehensive upgrades how much will the new models cost?

With the car giant posting a record net loss of £3.8bn last year and the plant receiving a £450m overhaul, its future - and that of its 6,000 workforce - rely on it being a success.

The reason it is so effective against rough roads is down to a suspension system designed specifically to absorb road imperfections and deliver a smooth, cushioned ride.