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From luxury single-seat pods to the return of Godzilla: These are the 11 crazy Japanese concept cars unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show
From Lexus making a single-seat premium pod to get around town, to Mazda's new combustion engine technology that's cleaner than an electric vehicle, there's a lot to digest.
Diesel's demise: Availability has plummeted by two thirds since 2020 - but one brand still has 16 diesel car options in showrooms today
If you're a fan of diesel cars, trying to find a new one in showrooms is rapidly turning into a needle in a haystack operation.
Parking and bus lane fines in London jump 13% as borough councils rake in £1bn a year from 'money making exercise'
Year-on-year, penalty charges for contravened parking, bus lane and moving traffic regulations rose by 13.5% to 9.4m. Compared to 2010 figures, that's a 70% jump in charges issued.
Japanese car brand develops new tech to SAVE the combustion engine
Combined with the use of synthetic e-fuel, which the car maker is also developing, the system is claimed to be 'carbon negative'.
Blinding lights: Four in five drivers worry about being dazzled by headlights
As the clocks go back driving at night becomes a big issue. New research has found that 82 per cent of motorists are worried about being blinded by headlights. Here are our tips to avoid it.
'Blinding' LED headlights to be reviewed by the government as survey shows four in five drivers worry about being dazzled by them
An assessment of the causes and remedies of glaring LED lamps will be launched after their increasingly common fixture in new vehicles has made it hazardous to drive in the dark.
How £31m worth of stolen vehicles have been recovered this year as Britain's car theft epidemic hits 15-year high
Britons' cars remain under threat from organised gangs sourcing high-end motors to break down for spare parts or ship overseas, new data shared with the Daily Mail shows.
Car production plunged in September as the UK's motor manufacturing sector reeled from Jaguar Land Rover's cyber attack shutdown
The motor manufacturing trade body said on Friday that JLR's unscheduled production stoppage linked to the cyber breach has put the sector under 'immense pressure'.
Work of art on wheels: Rolls-Royce marks 100 years of the Phantom limo with a stunning £3.5m special edition
With a solid gold Spirit of Ecstasy figurine at its prow, each of 25 special edition anniversary cars showcases a century of illustrated tales.
Nick Mason is selling his rare Pink Floyd Edition VW Golf Cabriolet at auction to raise money for charity
The Pink Floyd Edition Golf Cabriolet Mk3 is a limited run of special edition cars VW produced to mark its sponsorship of major European rock tours in the 1990s.
The ten Chinese car makers tipped to take over the UK market
Experts have analysed the model ranges, global performance and expanding footprint of all the major Chinese players currently sold in the UK - or due to launch imminently.
VW puts the brakes on production of beloved Golf amid chip shortage concerns sparked by US-China trade stand-off
The German car giant will pause the Golf assembly line on 29 October as a stand-off over chip supplier Nexperia triggered by the US-China trade fallout could have wider ramifications on outputs.
Car enthusiast buys clapped-out 20-year-old Range Rover on eBay as a 'project'... then discovers it belonged to the Queen - now it's worth £60k
Having bought the worn down 2007 diesel Range Rover on eBay last year, the owner later stumbled on hallmarks of a Royal motor.
Do roads become more dangerous immediately after the clocks go back?
With the clocks due to go back an hour from Sunday, drivers are set to face an evening commute on the roads in darkness. But does this suddenly spark an increase in risk?
Driving us potty! Breakdowns caused by Britain's pothole menace up by a quarter in just 12 months
The number of pothole-related breakdowns has risen by a quarter this summer compared with last year, new figures from RAC's Pothole Index show.
