Automotive News

The newest sub-brand from Toyota, Gazoo Racing, is bringing an interesting concept car to the Tokyo Auto Salon next month.

European car manufacturers have become obsessed with safety in recent years. Though occasionally derided — safer cars are usually more expensive and heavier, resulting in worse performance and higher emissions — it’s a laudable goal.

It looks like 2018 will see the return of a famous old car brand. Lister Cars, based in Cambridge in the UK, hasn’t produced a new car in almost 25 years, but it’s on its way back.

Let’s face it, this week hasn’t been great if you’re a fan of attractive cars.

British high performance car manufacturer McLaren has revealed a new supercar benchmark, with a car it calls the McLaren Senna.

No matter what vehicle you own there’s always a chance of a recall. Whether it’s airbags from Toyota or crash protection from BMW, these issues can creep up anywhere.

Despite an unveiling lightly plagued by technical issues, Lamborghini has revealed its new Urus to the world. Well, we’ve been waiting five years, so what does another five minutes matter?

Italian supercar manufacturer Lamborghini will reveal its new SUV at 6.00pm CET today.

If you wanted to get out some terrible news about your cars, this week was the ideal time to do so. Yes, it’s motor show time, and there’s been a non-stop flurry from the LA Convention Center about new this, concept that and electrified the other.

Volvo showed off its newest SUV — the XC40 — at the LA Auto Show 2017 to much praise from the automotive world. However, it also debuted its newest ownership scheme: a subscription method known as Care by Volvo.

The other day we gave you a rundown of eight cool cars that made their debut at the LA Auto Show. Today though we turn our attention to the concepts. Oddly enough, not many concepts made their way to the show, but the few that did were fairly cool.

The Los Angeles Auto Show is underway and the debuts are coming fast and furious. From bland and boring to awesome and appealing, there’s something for everyone on the show’s floor.

The never-ending quest for a ridiculously specific Nürburgring lap record has a new contender. Jaguar announced that its XE SV Project 8 now can claim the title Ring King for sedans with a time of 7:21.23.

Winter is coming, F1 is coming to a close and we’ve got a motor show around the corner. Anywhere else, this would be a good week to kick back and relax, but not in the motor industry.

Activision Blizzard is in some hot water over its Call of Duty series — and surprisingly not for loot boxes. Instead it all comes down to a car.

If you watch the news in any capacity, you know that recalls among automakers are fairly common. Most of the time it’s for something small, but sometimes it becomes a major safety concern like the Takata airbag recall. This latest recall from BMW blurs the line and issue a recall for a major safety concern regarding something rather small.

Aston Martin gave the world its first look at its all-new Vantage — and it’s a thing of beauty.

Dallara is one of the most synonymous names in motorsport. The company has built chassis structures for Formula 1, Le Mans Prototypes and Indycar. Now the Italian brand is building its own road car for the first time.

There’s a calm in the air at the moment as there’s yet another motor show around the corner. The Los Angeles Auto Show will throw open its doors in two weeks, and we can expect a slew of new models and production-ready concepts.

Pope Francis might be the fastest holy man alive now that he owns a Lamborghini Huracán.