Automotive News and Reviews
London’s attempts to increase the number of electric cars on its roads is being hampered by a lack of charging points, amongst other concerns. The capital currently offers drivers 1,300…
The 2015 general election is now less than 100 days away, but how are the parties campaigning for your vote planning to help drivers? For petrol-heads, road maintenance and motoring…
Porsche has announced what it describes as the most extreme Cayman ever, with a 380bhp, race-car aero and stiffer chassis. The Cayman GT4 will blur the lines between the racetrack…
It’s likely that you’re unaware of the new drug driving laws that come into effect in the UK on March 2, 2015, which could see motorists who take heavy doses…
German carmaker BMW has fixed a security flaw that seemingly allowed hackers to unlock the doors of over 2 million Rolls-Royce, Mini and BMW vehicles. Officials at the luxury manufacturer…
Owners of the Telsa Model S electric car may have been pleasantly surprised this morning after their cars suddenly became faster. The increase in speed is thanks to a remote…
The McLaren 675LT will finally make its international debut at the Geneva motor show in March. Billed as the “lightest, quickest and purest” model in the Super Series range –…
Three examples of the outrageous and polarising Lamborghini Countach – a poster car of the seventies and eighties, loved and despised in equal measure – are set to go up…
Toyota and a number of other Japanese car-makers risk losing out in the race towards autonomous driving as the likes of Google enter the self-driving car market. Analysts warn that…
Police Target Range Rovers in Expensive Areas, After Midnight Police working in the most expensive areas in the country, Chelsea and Kensington, have been ordered to stop all drivers in…