Cars

What car embodies the spirit of Gran Turismo? For many of us, it’s the Nissan Skyline GT-R. That’s why for this week’s Want, we are taking a look at where the legend itself got its start.

Last year, F1 revealed it was to partner with Netflix for a 10-part documentary series based on the 2018 season. Netflix officially revealed the title of the series this morning, Formula 1: Drive to Survive.

If you’re visiting the f.re.e leisure and travel fair in Munich this week, you’re in for a rare treat. On display alongside a 1960s original is a full-sized Volkswagen T2 Camper — or Bulli — made entirely from LEGO bricks.

With only a few weeks until it starts, manufacturers are beginning to show their hands for the Geneva Motor Show next month. The latest comes from Subaru, in the form of this, the Viziv Adrenaline Concept.

Over the last week and a bit, all of the F1 teams racing in 2019 have revealed their cars.

Ford has revealed the fourth, and most powerful, generation of its iconic Focus ST hot hatch.

If you’ve been holding out for a McLaren-branded high-rider, we’ve got bad news for you. Or rather Mark Roberts, head of design at McLaren Automotive, does.

It’s the middle of February in Toronto — not exactly the vision of paradise. For Canuck car enthusiasts there is a bright spot however: the Canadian International AutoShow is currently on-going in the heart of Toronto.

The Korean brands are on a roll right now. Kia is making some of the most handsome cars in its sector, sister brand Hyundai is making some quality kit (and even appearing in Marvel films) and Ssangyong remains as robust and great value as ever.

Thirty years ago this week, a Japanese manufacturer unveiled a genre-redefining car at the Chicago Auto Show.

For this week’s Want, we’re going a little more utilitarian than most of our previous entries. However, it’s still a vehicle that’s creating quite a buzz since it just landed in Forza Horizon 4 thanks to the latest Car Pass update. This is, of course, the Ford Transit van.

Car manufacturers are always looking for new ways to implement their autonomous vehicle tech. Nissan, for example, has self-parking slippers.

If you want the fastest hot hatch around in 2020, it looks like you’re going to have to think small.

Things have been a little quiet on the GT Academy front recently. As GT Sport’s full esports competition got into action, the gamer-to-racer program seemed to wither somewhat.

Toyota Racing Development (TRD) is wasting no time on getting to work on the new Supra.

Whatever your opinion of it, the Mazda MX-5 — or Miata, or Roadster — is simply one of the most enduring sports cars in the world. Despite being a hopelessly impractical, two-seater convertible, Mazda has sold more than a million examples.

Although Nissan is shaking up its motorsports program for 2019, one driver who’s going nowhere for now is Jann Mardenborough.

In 1989, Mazda changed the sports car landscape when it debuted the MX-5 Miata at the Chicago Auto Show. Now 30 years later, it’s back in the Windy City to launch special edition that celebrates the milestone.

Jaguar Land Rover is taking a page from the muscle cars of old with its latest model. A rip-roaring V8 engine has found its way into the mid-size Range Rover Velar to create this, the SVAutobiography Dynamic Edition.

“Gentleman drivers are drivers that are not professional — that are rich. They have lots of money, more money than sense.”