As well as attracting a record number of champion drivers and cars from Formula One, it provides a launchpad for debuts from sporting, luxury, supercar and mainstream car firms.

The highest reading for someone convicted of drink driving between 2015-2024 was a 39-year-old male who registered a reading of 513mg/dL (milligrams per decilitre).

One fuel expert has suggested drivers could save money during the heatwave if they fill up at these two specific times

Not adhering to the two-second rule while driving causes one in eight accidents. Now a third of drivers say they ignore it or are unaware of, a new study from AA Accident Assist has found.

Million of drivers across Britain have been told to stop washing their cars under the first warning of its type seen in 2025.

As we have officially passed the mid-way point of the year, here's the 10 new models that have been flying out of showrooms in the greatest volumes in 2025.

The British luxury car maker has unveiled its hulking EXP 15 - a car it has dubbed a 'design vision concept' that lays the foundations for Bentley's 'reimagined future' as an EV brand.

The latest Chinese car brand to arrive in the UK is Chery. China's largest car exporter will offer British buyers two SUVs this summer. The first will debut this week.

The legendary Italian marque has revealed the new 500 Hybrid - a car it said just five years it would never produce.

More than an estimated 100,000 motorists have been left unable to drive their cars after an urgent warning over a potential lethal fault with airbags.

Green laning in 4x4s is the secret way to explore the UK's most spectacular landscapes. We explain the outdoor pursuit you should try.

It's been calculated that a typical EV owner now has the rest of the year with 'free' running costs compared to those who drive combustion-engine models.

While it may appear confidence-inspiring news for the market's switch to EVs, below the surface the figures tell a different story as private demand continues to wane.

The electric car maker sold 7,719 vehicles to British motorists in June, according to figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.

Ferrari bosses admitted that they had gone 'too far' in replacing physical knobs and buttons - confessing that well-heeled owners had voiced their displeasure 'very loudly'.