Millionaire gets the Porsche 911 back on the road

A millionaire gets the Porsche 911 GT3 back on the road as the striking blue sports car pulls away with other performance cars waiting behind. The 992-generation GT3 pairs its naturally aspirated flat-six engine with track-focused engineering while remaining fully at home on public roads. Its large rear wing, low stance, silver wheels, and distinctive front design give it an unmistakable presence as it turns out from the gathering. This moment captures a millionaire’s Porsche 911 GT3 transitioning from the lineup back to the road, where its motorsport-inspired character can be enjoyed beyond the event.

Motoring expert shares 7 ways to make buying a new car less stressful

Buying a new car? Motoring expert shares seven ways to make purchasing your next vehicle less stressful - Whether you’re shopping for a new or used model, finding one that works for you can be tricky at times

Nobody wants these SUVs anymore, even at half price

The used car market tells you things that new car sales figures never will. Certain SUVs that were selling within days of hitting forecourts three years ago are now sitting there for months with price cuts that would have seemed unthinkable when they were launched. The reasons vary but the pattern i

Now we know what the inside of the Jaguar Type 01 will look like – and it's far less controversial

Calming tones and modern minimalism make the interior of the upcoming Jag look closer to the rest of the Jaguar Land Rover family

The Ford GT Mark IV delivers the thrill of a true race car

Ford GT Mark IV performance feels even more intense from the driver seat, where every burst of acceleration, gear change, braking zone, and steering input becomes part of a raw POV driving experience. This track focused Ford GT combines extreme aerodynamic bodywork, massive downforce, lightweight construction, a powerful twin turbo V6, and a chassis tuned for serious speed rather than everyday comfort. The onboard view highlights how quickly the car builds pace, how planted it feels through fast sections, and how much concentration is required as the Mark IV reacts to every throttle and steering movement. Aggressive engine sound, sharp response, racing style controls, and the low seating position make the drive feel closer to a competition car than a road machine. The result is a vivid look at how the Ford GT Mark IV turns power, grip, and aerodynamic performance into an unforgettable high speed experience.

Is this Ferrari LaFerrari really a hypercar?

A Christmas gift that appears to be a Ferrari LaFerrari is slowly unwrapped and revealed to be a full-size 1:1 display model. Although its proportions closely resemble the real hypercar, a closer inspection reveals a wooden internal structure covered with fiberglass, filler, and styrofoam. The wheels, exhaust outlets, lights, and several exterior details are also non-functional display pieces rather than real automotive components. Damage to the body gives the team an opportunity to consider restoring the model, repainting it, or even converting it into a large remote-controlled project. The story centers on how convincing a full-scale hypercar model can look before its unusual construction is uncovered.

The Ferrari Enzo up close for the first time

Ferrari Enzo up close for the first time brings viewers face to face with an iconic Italian supercar known for its striking shape and unmistakable presence. The video centers on the details that are easier to appreciate at close range, from the bodywork and proportions to the overall visual character of the car. It fits naturally into categories such as exotic cars, Ferrari models, automotive design, and high-end performance vehicles. The result is a straightforward look at a legendary supercar that enthusiasts will recognize immediately.

CAR Genius Awards 2026: The winners revealed

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Legendary Audi Quattro S1 E2 attacks the circuit

Audi Quattro S1 E2 brings classic rally engineering to the circuit, combining the car’s iconic boxy shape with the performance character that made the Quattro name so well known. The video focuses on the legendary Group B-era machine as it attacks the track, highlighting the grip, speed, and distinctive presence of a historic Audi performance car. Motorsport fans and classic car viewers get a close look at a famous rally model in a circuit setting, where its turbocharged-era personality and aggressive styling stand out. It offers a clear look at one of Audi’s most celebrated competition cars in motion.

Ford's four-door Mustang is getting closer to reality and it'll be fast: report

Ford showed dealers a four-door Mustang prototype that will reportedly start at under $40,000.

Can the C63 wagon beat Porsche Turbo S on the drag strip?

Mercedes-AMG C63 Wagon and Porsche Turbo S meet on the drag strip in a direct performance comparison between a high-powered estate car and a top-tier sports car. The matchup focuses on acceleration, straight-line speed, and how each vehicle delivers power under pressure in a motorsport setting. For viewers interested in performance cars, drag racing, and real-world track comparisons, the video offers a clear look at two very different machines built for speed. It is a simple, focused automotive test centered on launch performance and quarter-mile style rivalry.

How much faster can a Porsche Turbo S get?

This tuned Porsche 911 Turbo S Cabriolet shows how dramatically the 992 platform can improve with only a few carefully selected upgrades. Starting with the standard 650-horsepower twin-turbo flat-six, JD Engineering added 200-cell downpipes and revised ECU software to raise output to approximately 798 horsepower and more than 920 Nm of torque. On Germany’s unrestricted Autobahn, the car accelerates from 100 to 200 km/h in just 5.39 seconds and surges beyond 300 km/h with remarkable ease. Despite the substantial increase in performance, its all-wheel-drive system, active aerodynamics, carbon-ceramic brakes, and refined chassis allow it to remain stable, comfortable, and surprisingly easy to use every day.

The cars are coming out of hibernation

Cars are coming out of hibernation as drivers, collectors, and everyday motorists get their vehicles back on the road after a long break. The title points to a seasonal return to driving, with cars moving from storage, garage stays, or winter downtime into regular use again. It fits automotive coverage centered on vehicle maintenance, spring driving, and the first signs of more traffic on roads and in neighborhoods. The subject also suggests a broader look at how cars are prepared before returning to use, from routine checks to the general transition back into active driving.

This Jaguar F-Type crashed an LA supercar convoy and stole the spotlight

The video follows a Jaguar F-Type as it unexpectedly joins a supercar convoy during an LA Cars & Coffee gathering. The story focuses on the dramatic arrival, the reaction from other drivers, the mix of exotic machinery, and how the Jaguar manages to stand out in a crowd of far more expensive cars. Its appeal comes from seeing an underdog performance car disrupt a polished supercar lineup with sound, style, and attitude. For viewers in the USA, UK, and Australia, the video captures the energy of Los Angeles car culture and the unpredictability of a major weekend meet. The result is an entertaining automotive story built around surprise, rivalry, and one Jaguar that refused to stay in the background.

Monterey Car Week 2026: Every new supercar, hypercar, and concept

From million-dollar hypercars to mysterious new concepts, these are the biggest debuts coming to Monterey this week.

2015 Volvo S60 - Twincharged - Review & test drive

The 2015.5 Volvo S60 T6 Drive-E features a turbocharged and supercharged 2.0L direct injection engine. This engine produces 302 HP at 5700 RPM and 295 lb-ft of torque at 2100 RPM, very early on. The Drive-E is FWD, and features an 8-speed Geartronic automatic transmission with advanced quick shift paddle shifters. This vehicle also features start/stop engine technology, and corner traction control through torque vectoring. Features Include: Integrated 7-inch color LCD monitor HD Radio, USB & Aux inputs Bluetooth Hands Free Power Glass Moonroof Leather Upholstery 8 way power front seats with 3-position memory Keyless Entry & Drive with safe approach lighting Electronic ignition with push button start/stop Electronic parking brake Dual zone electronic climate control Heated power outside rearview mirrors with memory 60/40 folding rear seat w/ center arm rest pass thru Power foldable rear seat headrests Rain-sensing windshield wipers Platinum Package Includes: Harmon Kardon Premium Sound System Active dual xenon headlights with washers Technology package Adaptive cruise control with queue assist Collision warning with full auto brake Distance alert, driver alert control Lane keeping aid Convenience package Power retractable side mirrors Grocery bag holder Rear park assist camera Accent lighting Options Include: 19" BOR diamond cut wheels Blind spot information system Metallic paint Heated front seats MSRP as Tested: $46,525

Why saloons are disappearing and the Audi A4 is next

Changing automotive tastes are putting pressure on saloon cars, with the Audi A4 emerging as a key example of a model next in line for scrutiny. As buyers continue to favor crossovers and SUVs, traditional sedans are being forced to justify their place in the lineup through comfort, efficiency, and familiar road manners. The topic highlights a wider industry transition rather than a single model, making it relevant to anyone tracking car design, market trends, and the evolution of mainstream vehicles. It gives viewers a straightforward look at why saloons are disappearing and what that means for the Audi A4.

These once-popular family SUVs are becoming surprisingly hard to resell even though they are very cheap

The car market is showing wild warning signs right now according to Kelly Blue Book and Car Edge data. Dealerships across the country are stuck with brand new SUVs sitting for over a year. Here are ten family SUVs facing massive depreciation and slow sales today.

This Toyota electric SUV now feels much more convincing

The 2026 Toyota bZ4X feels like a real comeback for Toyota’s family EV. After criticism of the earlier version, Toyota has improved the areas that matter most, including battery choice, charging behavior, range, comfort, and everyday usability. The updated design keeps its sharp angular look, now with glossier wheel arch trim and a more premium presence. The tested 73 kWh version supports around 150 kW fast charging, and Toyota’s stable charging curve means 10 to 80 percent can be completed in under 30 minutes. Inside, the bZ4X mixes modern digital features with easy physical controls for climate, volume, mirrors, and steering wheel functions. The 14 inch screen is responsive, while infrared heating adds efficient warmth in cold weather. Rear space is family friendly, the 450 liter boot is practical, and the large rear window gives excellent visibility. It still needs a rear wiper, and the driver monitoring alerts can be too sensitive, but this bZ4X now feels much more competitive.

Chinese EV sales surge to new high in Europe putting tariffs under scrutiny

Chinese electric car sales have risen across Europe to a record high driven by strong demand and low tariffs in the UK and a surge in buyers in Italy. Against a backdrop of claims that Chinese carmakers are “dumping” state-subsidised vehicles in the EU and UK to gain market share, the figures will give impetus to calls for quotas and higher tariffs to protect European manufacturers. The share of electric cars sold by Chinese brands rose to 14.2%...

Police issue exact advice on what to do if a car is blocking your driveway

A homeowner has reached out to the police for advice after a car was left blocking their driveway - and the response has shed light on the legalities of the situation

The standout tech innovations of F1 2026 so far

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Bentley Bentayga V8 blends luxury and daily comfort

This video reviews the Bentley Bentayga V8 Facelift and its mix of luxury, comfort, and everyday usability. It covers the sharper exterior design, crystal-style headlights, oval rear lights, updated infotainment, digital driver display, spacious rear seats, panoramic roof, and rear passenger controls. The 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 delivers 542 bhp with smooth response and a refined exhaust note. The review shows why the Bentayga remains a relaxed, comfortable, and highly capable luxury SUV for daily driving.

2. We drove the 2026 Model Y and Ioniq 5 back-to-back - one clearly rides better

The two dual-motor all-wheel-drive EVs are separated by only about $1,000, making this one of the closest direct comparisons in the segment. Tesla holds a major efficiency advantage, with an EPA range discussed as roughly 40 to 50 miles greater, while the Hyundai counters with faster-feeling charging, adjustable regenerative braking and a noticeably softer, more comfortable ride. The Tesla feels quicker in a straight line and would likely win a drag race, but the Hyundai is preferred for cornering, steering response and overall handling. In the final decision, one tester sticks with the Model Y they actually leased, while the other says he would own the Ioniq 5 "without a doubt," showing just how evenly matched the two have become.

This facelifted 508 PSE keeps its sharp performance edge

The facelifted Peugeot 508 PSE combines 360 brake horsepower, four-wheel drive, plug-in hybrid efficiency, and striking estate styling in Peugeot’s most powerful production car. Its 1.6-litre petrol engine works with electric motors at the front and rear, delivering 0–62 mph in just over five seconds while providing around 26 miles of electric driving for shorter journeys. The refreshed design introduces a new front end, updated lighting, revised badges, turbine-style alloy wheels, and fresh paint choices, while the cabin retains its compact steering wheel, digital displays, piano-key controls, premium materials, and practical 530-litre boot. The biggest drawback appears once the battery is depleted, leaving a heavy front-wheel-drive estate with less impressive performance. With pricing around £55,000—roughly £5,000 more than a BMW 330e xDrive Touring—the 508 PSE is a distinctive choice for drivers who can charge regularly and value style, rarity, comfort, and hybrid performance.

Peugeot 308 gets a cleaner look and better hybrid appeal

The 2025 Peugeot 308 facelift brings a cleaner and more modern look while keeping the stylish character that makes this hatchback and wagon stand out. The biggest changes are at the front, with lower DRL elements, a cleaner bumper design, and an illuminated Peugeot logo. At the rear, new three slash lights and glossy black details replace some of the old chrome trim. Inside, the 308 keeps the familiar Peugeot i Cockpit with a small low steering wheel, a digital instrument layout, and programmable i Toggle controls, although the driving position still requires some adjustment. The cabin feels well designed and avoids too much piano black trim, but rear legroom is better suited to children than tall adults. The 195 hp plug in hybrid feels like the strongest version, with smooth power, enjoyable steering, and up to 85 km WLTP electric range. The full electric version feels less convincing, with modest performance, 100 kW charging, and around 300 km real world range.

Is the Suzuki Swace better value than Corolla?

The Suzuki Swace Hybrid receives a useful power increase to 140 horsepower, addressing one of the biggest criticisms of the previous version while keeping CO2 emissions almost unchanged. Its 1.8 liter petrol engine works with a stronger electric motor, allowing short periods of electric-only driving without needing to plug in. Exterior changes are minimal, but the Swace remains practical with a large boot, reversible waterproof floor and strong standard equipment including adaptive cruise control, heated seats, wireless Apple CarPlay and a reversing camera. The cabin is comfortable and easy to use, although rear headroom feels tighter than the estate body suggests and the steering remains very light on winding roads. With pricing that can significantly undercut an equivalent Toyota Corolla, the updated Swace focuses on efficiency, comfort and company car value rather than driving excitement.

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Gordon Murray’s new supercar channels F1—$20.6M auction spotlights demand

Monterey Car Week will host the new Gordon Murray Special Vehicles coupe, echoing S1 LM and McLaren F1 GTR styling cues.

New Smart #1 revealed in China and it’ll charge to 80% in just 12 minutes

Funky EV packs new charging tech and electric motors in China, and it’ll be here soon

The new baby AMG GT 53 4-Door Coupe swaps the fake V8 for straight-six noises

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Carmakers' profit per car falls in first half of 2026, study finds

The average operating profit earned by 15 major carmakers per vehicle fell sharply in the first half of 2026, according to an analysis published on Tuesday by the Center of Automotive Management (CAM). Average group earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) per vehicle delivered fell to €1,187 ($1,370) from €1,409 a year earlier, the report showed....

Ford California Special finally reaches the UK!

The Ford Mustang California Special brings its West Coast-inspired styling to the UK with a 5.0 liter V8 producing 444 horsepower and 529 Nm of torque. Available only as a convertible, it adds GT CS badging, unique decals, a black honeycomb grille, exclusive 19 inch wheels and a dedicated suspension setup, while the test car also features optional MagnaRide adaptive suspension. The biggest criticism is the 10 speed automatic transmission, which can feel slow to respond when sudden acceleration is requested and does not match the raw character of the V8 as naturally as the available six speed manual. At around £60,000 with options, it is far from cheap, but the appeal comes from its loud exhaust, rear wheel drive behavior, nostalgic styling and slightly unruly personality. It may feel large and heavy on narrow UK roads, yet the California Special delivers the kind of engaging, imperfect driving experience that gives the Mustang its character.

Behind the wheel of the Chevrolet Corvette C8 Stingray convertible

Chevrolet Corvette C8 Stingray Convertible takes center stage in a behind-the-wheel look at one of the most recognizable modern American sports cars. The video focuses on the convertible version of the C8 Stingray, offering context around its exterior design, open-top driving character, and performance-oriented appeal. Car enthusiasts and general viewers alike get a closer look at the Corvette’s mid-engine styling and the way the vehicle presents itself from the driver’s seat. It fits naturally into automotive, sports car, and road test categories while giving MSN clear signals about the subject and audience.

From zero to 100,000 – Chinese EV brand hits UK sales milestone

From zero to 100,000 in less than two years – Chinese EV brand hits UK sales milestone - It’s taken less than two years for the Chinese sister brands Omoda and Jaecoo to reach six figures, with the Range Rover lookalike Jaecoo 7 doing much of the heavy lifting

Great people’s cars: the motors that got the world moving

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Does Honda Civic Type R elevate front wheel drive?

The Honda Civic Type R delivers a focused blend of turbocharged petrol performance, front wheel drive precision, and everyday practicality as the possible final purely petrol powered Type R. Its powerful four cylinder engine works with a crisp six speed manual gearbox, limited slip differential, adaptive dampers, and carefully developed aerodynamics to create sharp acceleration and remarkable cornering grip. The wide body, large rear wing, supportive sports seats, digital displays, and dedicated performance modes give it a serious character without sacrificing passenger space or hatchback versatility. On the road, accurate steering, strong brakes, controlled suspension, and excellent traction make every corner engaging, while the calmer settings keep longer journeys comfortable. From its restrained exterior design to its detailed performance data and satisfying gear changes, the Honda Civic Type R shows why this petrol powered hot hatch could be the most complete and memorable version yet.

What Tesla has actually launched, and what is coming

Tesla has spent the past year doing two things at once. It has been cutting the price of its best-selling car by stripping it back, and it has been preparing a vehicle with no steering wheel at all. The first is already on sale and the reviews are mixed. The second starts production shortly. Here is

Britain is pouring millions into zero-emission cars, what could change for drivers?

The British government is injecting billions into zero-emission vehicle infrastructure and manufacturing to transform national transport. This substantial financial commitment promises major changes for everyday drivers across the United Kingdom.

Major car brands ranked among UK's best-selling vehicles this year - Mini, Ford, VW and more

Several of the world's most popular manufacturers have outsold their competitors and clinched a place in the top 10 best-selling cars in the UK so far this year. Almost 1.3 million new cars have been registered since the start of 2026, with the likes of Vauxhall, Ford and Mini all seeing models drive off forecourts. GB News has rounded up the 10 be...

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Canadian GT3 RS finally takes on the Nürburgring

A Canadian GT3 RS reaches the Nürburgring, bringing one of Porsche’s most track-focused supercars to a circuit known for demanding high-speed driving and precise handling. The setting naturally points to motorsport, performance testing, and the appeal of seeing a Canadian car take on a legendary German race track. Viewers can expect a focused look at the car’s presence, track use, and the environment surrounding a serious lap on the Nordschleife. The footage fits squarely within automotive and performance car content.

Nearly 1,000 Dinky toy cars and trucks sell for $198k at auction

A collection of Dinky toy cars from the UK built up over 50 years has fetched $198k (£146.4k) at auction, far exceeding expectations. The haul of 995 Dinky toys, including rare die-cast vehicles dating back to 1934, was sold by Vectis Auctions in Stockton-on-Tees. The top-selling item was a cream and maroon double-decker bus that achieved $6.3k (£4,655), while several rare Foden trucks and wagons also sold for thousands of pounds.

What makes the Citroën DS one of history’s greatest cars?

A 1970 Citroën DS takes center stage in a family discussion about classic cars, modern classics, and the importance of keeping automotive passion alive. The video explores how sharing a unique vehicle with the next generation can create curiosity and appreciation for automotive history. Through conversations with four children, it highlights the connection between iconic designs, classic car culture, and the role families play in introducing new enthusiasts to the hobby. The Citroën DS serves as an example of how timeless vehicles continue to inspire interest across generations.

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A Ferrari for under $30,000? - These supercars cost about the same as a Toyota Camry

Supercars are supposed to be expensive, but depreciation has pushed some once-exotic machines into Toyota Camry territory. From a Ferrari 308 GT4 under $30,000 to Vipers, Maseratis and other former six-figure cars, the prices look almost impossible - until the reliability, repair costs and strange compromises start revealing why they're so cheap.

Best DIY-friendly classic cars

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The UK's top 10 best-selling cars of 2026 so far - any surprises?

The UK fast-growing SUV/ crossover segment is still leading the new car market and is set to stay dominant in the mid-term of 2026. The UK fast-growing SUV/ crossover segment remains the market leader and is expected to hold on to the position at mid-term 2026. It's still led by the Ford Puma, b

Obscure fast cars you’ve (probably) forgotten all about

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