Andrew Evans

It’s been nearly a decade since PlayStation introduced PSN Trophies. Those first games back in July 2008 awarded players with accolades they could show off on their public profiles.

For those who’d say modern motorsport is too officious and rigid, we say “pants”. Specifically, we say “Lucas di Grassi’s underpants”.

Crossovers. These days, they’re a license to print money. Get a family car, put a couple of inches in the roofline, lift it up by a couple more inches, profit.

Audi has revealed an electric e-tron four-door GT car at its annual company conference.

Traffic cops in the odd British town of Milton Keynes were in for a bit of a surprise when they pulled over a suspect car. It turned out that they’d nabbed a superstar.

As Tuesday rolls round again, so Polyphony Digital has updated the GT Sport Mileage Exchange. It’s a minor update this week, with the special vehicles remaining the same but all other items updating.

Polyphony Digital has released the v1.14 update to GT Sport overnight.

Players logging into GT Sport today will find the game greets them with a maintenance notice.

Mark April 9 in your calendars; a GT Sport update is coming!

While all the attention at the Geneva Motor Show may have been on McLaren’s Senna GTR, the Woking company has also revealed some key details about its most anticipated car.

The press days are over, the manufacturers have revealed all they’re going to reveal, and now it’s the public’s turn.

When Lamborghini set a new Nürburgring record with its Huracán Performante, it was only missing one thing: the open air. The crew from Sant’Agata has rectified this situation with a new Spyder version.

Rimac has taken the opportunity of the Geneva Motor Show to reveal its first true production car.

Along with revealing two further versions of its A110 road car, Alpine has unveiled a GT4 racer.

It’s all change again this week, as Polyphony Digital has updated the GT Sport Mileage Exchange with vehicles.

For those who thought its fastest road car ever might be a bit too tame, McLaren has unveiled an even madder version.

We know what you’re thinking: the Bugatti Chiron would be great if only it was a little sportier.

As expected, Toyota has revealed the first model of the fifth generation Supra at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show.

It’s one of the motor industry’s most significant events. The annual, ten-day Geneva International Motor Show is a showcase for major manufacturers’ production cars for the next two years.

It’s perhaps one of the most enduring engine partnerships in the world. American muscle has a V8, Ferrari has a V12, Mazda has rotary.