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Formula One legend Emerson Fittipaldi is set for a very unusual return to racing in 2019.

Jaguar will be using this weekend’s Goodwood Festival of Speed to unveil its most powerful production road car ever.

It seems like only last week we were talking about Aston Martin’s new hypercar. Now the company has slated an electric car for production – the first in its history.

The Goodwood Festival of Speed’s Central Sculpture is famous the world over. It’s usually an exciting, dynamic splash of artwork that towers over the Earl of March’s 17th Century residence.

Volvo Cars will split off its performance arm Polestar into a standalone brand, specializing in electric power.

Aston Martin has recently been hosting a special event for its VIP Le Mans guests, and apparently surprised them with a special guest of its own.

Honda’s new Civic Type R isn’t even on sale yet, but the company is already talking up what comes next.

TVR announced today that it will reveal its new model at this year’s Goodwood Revival. Thanks to a recent patent filing, rumors suggest the car could revive the Griffith nameplate.

The Nurburgring has a new ruler. It comes in the form of the McLaren P1 LM hybrid hypercar, but, while street-legal, this self-appointed overlord isn’t any normal McLaren.

Lotus may be one of the most loved car manufacturers on the planet, but behind the scenes its recent history has been less than spectacular.

With just a day remaining until the official unveiling of the 8 Series Concept, BMW has sprung a leak.

Have you ever been luxury car-shopping only to discover that there’s nothing out there which lets you take your hunting falcon with you?

Chinese carmaker and electric vehicle specialist NextEV has proven that you don’t need a combustion engine to take on the Green Hell.

BMW is bringing back the 8 Series model line next year. The new luxury sport coupe will be previewed in concept form at the 2017 Villa d’Este, and BMW has released the teaser image above in preparation.

Recent developments in the automotive industry have pointed toward self-driving cars being closer than we might expect. Firms like Alphabet (the parent company of Google) and Apple are leading the way in autonomous car investment.

If you’re serious about your new performance car, it needs to have a Nürburgring lap time under its belt, and the new Honda Civic Type R is no exception.

Deep within the realm of hell Dodge pulled out the Demon, the fastest Challenger ever made, and currently the most potent muscle car built for a road-going use.

Various alluring exotics from the automotive world have been presented at the ongoing 2017 Geneva International Motor Show, one of which is the gorgeous 2017 Alpine A110. The manufacturer already announced the car’s presence at the show last week, but the next major step has now been taken with the reveal of the A110’s technical specifications.

On the busy show floor of Palexpo in Geneva, Porsche has lifted the covers on the newest iteration of the oft-praised 911 GT3 — and it looks like the company has decided to stay true to the model’s roots.

Before the Geneva Motor Show came to town, the insane hypercar being developed by Aston Martin and Red Bull Advanced Technologies was known as the AM-RB 001. Now, this Cosworth 6.5 liter V12-powered machine has received its official production name: Valkyrie.