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6 reliable cars under 10K

A breakdown of six reliable used cars under $10K, highlighting value, maintenance needs, and smart choices for budget-friendly vehicles.

Lamborghini Huracán with a striking presence in traffic

A bright green Lamborghini Huracán Tecnica is seen moving through busy London traffic, surrounded by everyday vehicles and city activity. Despite the congestion, its sharp design and vibrant color make it immediately noticeable. The low stance and angular details contrast with the more subtle cars around it, giving it a strong visual presence. Moments like this highlight how a well-designed supercar can still stand out naturally, even when it’s simply part of the regular flow of urban streets.

New Aston Martin Vantage blends luxury style with race car character

The 2024 Aston Martin Vantage looks stunning and delivers a serious hit of power, but the big question is whether all that aggression makes sense on the road. In this review, Harry takes a close look at Aston Martin’s latest Vantage to see if its performance and character are too much for everyday driving.

Nissan GTR R35 Skyline R34 modified cars performance and acceleration

Nissan GTR R35 and Skyline R34 showcase powerful modified performance with upgraded engines and advanced tuning. These cars deliver strong acceleration high speed capability and aggressive styling. Built for both street and track use they combine modern technology with iconic design creating a balanced driving experience focused on power speed and precision handling.

Mazda CX-50 buyers clearly prefer one version over the other

The hybrid model accounted for more than 37 percent of CX-50 sales in 2025, while the Turbo was just 10 percent.

Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut Bugatti Chiron Super Sport hypercar speed

Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut and Bugatti Chiron Super Sport represent extreme hypercar engineering with incredible speed advanced aerodynamics and powerful performance technology. These machines deliver explosive acceleration exceptional stability and high speed capability designed for maximum performance. Built with cutting edge innovation and lightweight engineering they showcase the future of modern hypercar excellence.

Can electric SUVs handle towing properly?

This comprehensive review dives into the engineering and real-world performance of a cutting-edge electric SUV, highlighting its dual nature as both a high-speed performance machine and a practical family vehicle. While the car impresses with its instantaneous torque, refined handling, and sophisticated interior design, the video uncovers a significant limitation regarding its towing capabilities and the resulting impact on driving range. By examining the challenges of long-distance hauling and charging infrastructure, the analysis provides a balanced look at how modern electrification meets the demands of traditional utility, offering vital insights for anyone considering the switch to a high-performance electric platform.

These are Edmunds' top used SUVs under $20,000 for teen drivers

These are Edmunds' top used SUVs under $20,000 for teen drivers - Parents of teens armed with newly minted driver’s licenses often want their child to drive a safe vehicle

Genesis taxi close call during a tense run with Tesla Model 3

This video features a Tesla Model 3 Performance (Highland) being tested on the Nürburgring, with a focus on the new Endurance Mode. The car is pushed on track to evaluate how this feature manages performance and consistency under demanding conditions. The footage also includes a dynamic chase with a “Genesis Taxi,” adding a competitive element while showcasing acceleration, handling, and overall track capability.

Porsche’s bestselling gas SUV is about to disappear

Porsche will stop building the gas-powered Macan this summer, ending the run of one of its most important modern models. The company plans to build as many remaining examples as possible, especially for the U.S., while the electric Macan becomes the focus.

Honda Jazz for £4,500 delivers more than expected

A used Honda Jazz priced at £4,500 sits in the compact car and budget motoring space, where buyers often look for a mix of practicality, reliability, and low running costs. The title suggests a closer look at a car that delivers more than expected for the money, which makes it relevant for anyone comparing affordable hatchbacks or searching for value in the second-hand market. The video provides context around the model, its market position, and the appeal of a sensible everyday vehicle at a modest price. It is geared toward viewers interested in used cars and affordable ownership.

UK's best-selling cars so far this year including new Chinese brand - Mini, Ford, VW and more

New data shows which cars are the most popular among millions of drivers, with a range of brands included in the top 10. Well-known European brands, including Vauxhall, Volkswagen and Volvo, have all cracked the best-selling list, while new brands, such as China's Jaecoo, threaten the established market with impressive sales. GB News has rounded up...

Toyota Camry tested for everyday driving and comfort

A Toyota Camry takes on everyday roads, highlighting comfort, usability, and the kind of driving situations most drivers encounter. The attention is on the sedan’s interior feel, smoothness on the road, and whether it suits regular commuting, errands, and longer trips. As a familiar name in the midsize car segment, the Camry is presented in a practical context that helps frame its appeal for broad automotive audiences. The video provides a clear look at daily driving impressions and comfort-focused testing.

This Hyundai i30 N hits 240 km/h at Nürburgring track

A heavily modified Hyundai i30 N with a Big Turbo setup chases a Porsche GT3 around the Nürburgring Nordschleife, showing how serious a tuned hot hatch can become on track. Filmed from inside the Hyundai, the run captures the speedometer climbing past 240 km/h, quick downshifts into high-speed corners, and the driver keeping the car close to the white GT3 through technical sections like Kallenhard, Wehrseifen, and Ex-Mühle. The digital gauges show boost, G-force, and performance data as the i30 N brakes, turns, and accelerates hard to stay in the Porsche’s wake. Misha Charoudin’s reactions add to the excitement as the hatchback proves it can deliver more than straight-line speed. The chase ends with a thumbs up and high-five, turning the lap into a surprising Nürburgring moment where a Big Turbo Hyundai punches far above its weight.

Here's every car you can drive in Forza Horizon 6, from Hondas to Halo's Warthog

This is your reference list for every car you can drive across Japan.

Forgotten four door supercars explanation: Why they were never made

Explore the fascinating world of the high-performance family cars that nearly changed the automotive landscape but were ultimately left on the drawing board. This video dives into three legendary concept cars—the Lamborghini Estoque, the Lotus Eterne, and the Aston Martin Estate—that promised supercar thrills with four-door practicality. Learn why these stunning super saloons lost their chance to production as the global market shifted its appetite toward the rising trend of SUVs. Through a detailed comparison of past designs and modern models, we examine the missed opportunities for the ultimate "dad car" and celebrate the bold engineering behind these forgotten masterpieces.

How loud is the Camaro ZL1 NASCAR V8 during burnouts?

The Garage 56 Chevy Camaro ZL1 features a 358 NASCAR-derived V8 delivering a brutal and aggressive engine note under full throttle. This video captures rolling burnouts, acceleration runs, and high-load driving, showcasing how the race-spec V8 performs under pressure. From deep low-end rumble to sharp high-RPM bursts, the engine produces a raw and mechanical sound profile, highlighting the unmistakable character and endurance racing spirit behind NASCAR-powered Garage 56 engineering in real driving action.

A Texas speed-built C5 Corvette takes on its first drifting run

Texas-built performance meets drifting as a speed-built C5 Corvette makes its first run on the slide. The title points to a modified Chevrolet Corvette being used in a drifting context, which places the focus on automotive preparation, handling, and the first moments of a car adapting to this style of motorsport. For audiences interested in sports cars, custom builds, and track-side driving, the video offers a clear example of a C5 Corvette entering drift-oriented action. It provides context around the vehicle, the build, and the driving discipline without overstatement.

The GTI is the Nürburgring's new front-wheel-drive king

The GTI Edition 50 edges out the Civic Type R to claim the FWD production car crown.

The wild British supercar that beat the BMW M5 – then vanished

The mid-engined, four-wheel-drive Panther Solo of 1989 was one of the best supercars never to succeed

Aston Martin DB12 S: a GT that doesn't need to shout to run

Aston Martin takes the DB12 to a new level with this 720 hp version. We tested it in the south of France, where it shines as the quintessential Gran Turismo. Don't miss out on all our news at www.mundoamerica.com.

Electric vehicles set to dominate UK roads within decade

Electric vehicles are on course to dominate UK roads within the next decade, with new analysis forecasting they will account for more than half of all vehicles by 2034. Research conducted by price comparison website Quotezone.co.uk, drawing on DVLA statistics and market forecasts, indicated that EVs will represent 50.5 per cent of the total UK vehi...

Autoforma builds the first original Audi TT restomod

Created by Autoforma, a division of Niels van Roij Design, the modern classic Mk1 Audi TT has been given a tasteful makeover.

Exploring the aerodynamics of the Alpine A110 R70

We take a deep dive into the technical brilliance of the Alpine A110 R70. This session focuses on the incredible engineering behind the "Blanc" edition, exploring how the extensive use of carbon fiber—from the wheels to the bonnet—transforms this machine into a featherweight athlete. We examine the specialized racing interior, the unique aerodynamic choices like the missing rear window, and discuss whether these high-end upgrades justify the premium price tag for a true driving enthusiast.

What happens during a 900HP GTR snow drive

A 900HP Nissan R35 GTR is taken through snowy mountain roads in a calm POV-style drive, creating a mix of power, control, and winter scenery. Instead of pure aggression, this video focuses on the feeling of driving a high-performance car smoothly through snow-covered roads. The combination of all-wheel drive, winter conditions, and scenic surroundings makes the drive feel almost like a real-life driving game. Every corner shows how the GTR manages traction while still delivering a powerful and controlled experience. This is a relaxing look at how a heavily modified GTR behaves in snow, blending performance, atmosphere, and winter driving into one smooth road experience.

Spyker previews its new supercar: twin-turbo V8 with 800 horsepower

The reborn Dutch brand is working on a 217-mph machine.

Experts reveal top cars for travelling in 2026

Choosing the right car for long-distance travel is becoming increasingly important as more drivers plan road trips across Europe and beyond. Comfort, fuel efficiency and practicality now play a bigger role than ever in decision-making. A new ranking highlights how different types of vehicles can meet different travel needs. From compact city cars t...

20 fantastic French luxury cars

De Luxe and delightful: we celebrate the best French luxury cars, from the beautiful Citroen DS to the bijou Renault Clio Baccara

The most disastrous recalls in car history

Cars are supposed to be carefully engineered, thoroughly tested machines. Before they ever hit the road, they go through endless checks to make sure they’re safe. But every now and then, something slips through—and when it does, the results can be shocking.

25 cars that are 60 in 2026

Is the Aston Martin Rapide the best budget supercar for families?

Can a supercar really work for a family of four? Ben from Dadcars takes a deep dive into the Aston Martin Rapide to find out if this V12-powered luxury sedan is the ultimate "dream dad car." We look at everything from the 470 hp engine performance and the iconic "glass key" startup to the practicalities of fitting child seats and double buggies. With production limited to fewer than 3,000 units, the Rapide is a rare find that currently offers incredible value on the used market, often costing less than a modern family hatchback. However, owning an Aston Martin isn't without its challenges; we break down the realistic running costs, including servicing, fuel, and the importance of a specialist pre-purchase inspection. If you're looking to swap your sensible SUV for something with more soul and style, this review covers why the Rapide might be the best decision you ever make for your family's weekend adventures.

Seven used diesel cars that make sense today

Diesels may not be as popular as they once were, but that doesn’t mean that they should be overlooked. There are some great second-hand examples.

Why the Toyota Corolla Touring Sports is better than most SUVs

The Toyota Corolla Touring Sports proves that station wagons still make perfect sense. With massive cargo space, excellent hybrid efficiency, smooth daily usability, and real physical controls, it delivers a smarter and more practical alternative to modern SUVs while keeping a sleek and elegant design.

Polestar 4: We drove the first car sold in Britain without a rear window

Even compared to its closest competition, there's something distinctly futuristic about the Polestar 4. It arrives with all of the trimmings you'd expect from a modern EV, including jaw-clenching acceleration (0-60mph is shrugged off in 3.7 seconds), an expansive 15.4-inch touchscreen in the centre stack, mood lighting themed around the planets in ...

New Renault 5 makes electric driving feel fun

The new Renault 5 brings retro charm, smart packaging, and real-world value into the small electric car market, making it one of the most appealing compact EVs available. This review looks at its concept-car styling, pop colors, 18-inch wheels, four-door practicality, clever battery indicator, Google-based infotainment, physical climate buttons, recycled interior materials, and surprisingly grown-up cabin feel. With a starting price around £23,000, the Renault 5 undercuts the Mini Electric while offering a lighter body, useful efficiency, simple controls, and a more relaxed everyday character. The 150 HP version with the 52 kWh battery delivers decent performance, easy city driving, a tight turning circle, and real-world efficiency around the mid-3 miles per kWh range in cold weather. It may not ride as softly as old Renaults or feel as punchy as the Mini, but its design, usability, price, and charm make it feel like the kind of EV more people can actually want.

What makes the Ferrari 430 Scuderia’s gearbox so special?

This video explores the Ferrari 430 Scuderia, focusing on its engineering and driving experience. It highlights the F1 Superfast gearbox, which delivers quick and precise shifts, along with the naturally aspirated V8 that defines the car’s sound and performance. The footage also shows the interior, damping system, and overall setup that contribute to its track-focused character, while still offering a level of everyday usability. The video emphasizes the direct connection between driver and machine that makes this model stand out.

How Tesla quietly changed the used car game

This 2019 Tesla might be one of the most tempting used electric cars on the market. But the real question is what happens after the excitement fades. Ownership is different, costs can surprise you, and there’s a strange feeling that you’re buying into more than just a vehicle. Is it still Tesla freedom… or Tesla dependency? This review uncovers the truth.

Future collector cars no one is talking about yet

These classic cars are the most likely to become collectibles. If you've got one: hold onto it for dear life. If not and you see one going for a good price, snap it up quick!

Chinese car brands secure 10% of UK vehicle market as drivers invest in BYD, Jaecoo and more

Chinese car brands have made up more than one in 10 new vehicle sales so far this year, as drivers flock towards more affordable prices and impressive technology. Over the last five months, Chinese car brands have secured 10.6 per cent of the total new vehicle market share across the UK. Based on data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Tra...

The world’s biggest electric vehicle manufacturers

Electric vehicles, also known as EVs, are slowly becoming a major part of everyday life. As people become more and more conscientious of their carbon footprint and the impact that fossil fuels have on the planet, car manufacturers are pumping out larger numbers of electric vehicles to meet demand. Indeed, more than 20 million electric vehicles were sold around the world between August 2024 and August 2025. So, which manufacturers are leading the charge for EVs? Click on to find out.

Jaguar’s make-or-break electric GT is about to get its real name

Jaguar is preparing to reveal the production name of its first new-era electric grand tourer on May 12. Previewed by the radical Type 00 concept, the four-door EV is central to Jaguar’s attempt to move upmarket and reinvent itself as a fully electric luxury brand.

How loud is the Ford GT at full throttle?

Supercar performance is the main theme as the Ford GT is shown under full-throttle driving, emphasizing the sound, power delivery, and overall character of the vehicle. This kind of automotive clip is often used to showcase engine noise, exhaust presence, and the driving experience of a high-end sports car. The Ford GT stands out for its racing-inspired styling and performance-focused reputation, which makes full-throttle footage especially relevant to car enthusiasts. It serves as a simple, searchable look at a Ford GT being pushed hard on the road or track.

Is this the most comfortable 7-seater electric SUV?

In this video, we take an in-depth look at the brand-new Hyundai IONIQ 9, a massive 7-seater electric SUV that is turning heads. We explore its striking "pixel" design language, the sleek aerodynamic profile, and the incredibly practical boot space. Step inside to see the "Calligraphy" trim, featuring lounge-style seats that feel like a business-class cabin, complete with relaxation modes and premium materials. We also break down the battery options, charging speeds, and why this car is a significant step forward for family EVs.

Toyota Land Cruiser 2025 off road features explained – is it worth it?

The 2025 Toyota Land Cruiser is built to conquer any terrain with its rugged ladder frame, advanced off-road tech, and legendary durability. But how does it perform on regular roads? This review explores its comfort, practicality, and compromises in daily driving.

Why the first-gen Toyota GR Yaris is better than the new one

The 2025 Toyota GR Yaris (Gen 2) builds on the original with more power, improved handling, and better usability. It retains the 1.6L turbo engine but with increased output and stronger torque delivery. Updates include a reinforced chassis, revised suspension, and the addition of an automatic transmission alongside the manual. Compared to Gen 1, which is known for its raw and lightweight feel, Gen 2 is more refined and stable while maintaining its rally-inspired character. It offers a better balance between performance and everyday driving without losing its core identity.

How flexible is the trunk of the Mercedes-AMG GLC 43?

The Mercedes-AMG GLC 43 offers a flexible and practical trunk for daily needs and longer trips. Its cargo space is designed to be easy to use, whether for groceries, family items, or travel luggage. As a performance SUV, the GLC 43 still keeps its sporty character without sacrificing function and comfort. Overall, it combines versatile storage, premium design, and AMG performance, making it appealing for anyone who wants a fast SUV that is still practical.

Jeff Gordon’s crashed NASCAR car just returned for $139K

Jeff Gordon’s iconic 2009 NASCAR Chevrolet Impala SS is back on the market for $139,000 after 17 years. The legendary flame-covered No. 24 car, linked to Gordon’s brutal Watkins Glen crash, has become a collector’s dream. At the same time, Martin Truex Jr. is officially moving on from NASCAR life after listing his $7.5 million Lake Norman mansion following retirement from full-time racing. Two NASCAR legends. Two massive headlines.

Is the Lamborghini Revuelto better than the Ferrari SF90?

This video presents the all-new Lamborghini Revuelto, the successor to the Aventador, focusing on its design, performance, and technological advancements. It highlights the hybrid V12 powertrain delivering over 1000 horsepower, along with the evolution of Lamborghini’s styling and engineering, showcasing how the Revuelto ushers in a new era while maintaining the brand’s signature drama and character.

Aston Martin DB12 S review: New £205,000 super tourer is S club heaven to drive, says Ray Massey

Available as both a coupe and open-top convertible, the halo DB12 S truly is the grandest of grand tourers which, despite its increase in horsepower, feels more natural to drive.

How fast the Porsche 911 Dakar goes at top speed

In this video, we take the Porsche 911 Dakar onto the German Autobahn to explore its top speed and high speed behavior. Designed primarily for off road capability, this unique 911 variant brings a very different character to high speed driving.