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.

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.

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?

Experts have labelled the doubling of first-year Vehicle Excise Duty a stealth tax on new petrol and diesel cars and a 'shove, not a nudge' towards EV uptake.

The Japanese car manufacturing giants are said to be considering operating under a holding company and will sign a memorandum to that effect.

The Government has hinted at plans to bring in a national pavement parking ban in it's devolution White Paper published yesterday.

How did SUVs go from farms to the luxury IT car of today? And is the backlash beginning as sales continue to soar? We take a look at SUV history.

Drivers under the influence could be caught by the same AI camera tech already used to catch motorists who fail to buckle up or put their phone down.

Some 46% of motorists - who represent 23m licence holders in Britain - can't correctly name half of the symbols that show up on the instrument cluster.