Cars

Ford has kicked off proceedings at this year’s Detroit Auto Show with the +700hp Shelby GT500.

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is an opportunity for manufacturers across the electronics spectrum to show off new tech. From smart fridges to bendable mobile phones, to 8K video games, it’s a showcase of what any decent man-cave will have in five years.

Although we’ve pretty much seen Toyota’s new Supra now, it’s scheduled to debut, at long last, in Detroit on January 14. However, before the main event, there’s one more piece of business for the Supra to check off: its Super GT racing car.

The TVR Speed 12 was a beast of almost mythic proportions, and now a British company is building more examples of it.

The Supra isn’t the only Toyota product bound to make waves in Detroit. The company is also bringing the Lexus LC Convertible Concept to the show as well.

Perhaps the most anticipated car of 2019, the Toyota Supra is almost with us. Toyota is due to unveil the car in full at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit on January 14.

Ford is getting an early jump on the 2019 Detroit Auto Show debuts with the unveiling of the 2020 Explorer.

Hot on the heels of the new coupe, Porsche has revealed its new 911 Cabriolet model too.

Automotive design is a tricky thing. There are regulations to meet and aerodynamics to consider, all while taking into account what looks good. However, sometimes designers can throw caution to the wind. Ken Okuyama is one of those designers and two of his creations are the subject of this week’s Want.

It’s hard to believe, but the Huracan showed up on the scene half a decade ago. Lamborghini’s given it a sprucing up to kick off 2019, dubbing the new model the Evo.

Car manufacturers go to great lengths to ensure that your new car stands the test of time. Their research and development facilities simulate years of use for components and mechanisms, so that a five-year old car still feels like a new one.

At what point is a car no longer a car? This is the question we’re asking ourselves after Hyundai unveiled its new Elevate Concept at CES 2019.

There’s a lot of really cool cars in film and TV. From the Flintstones’ foot-powered piece of ancient “history” to the flying DeLorean of the future, our four-wheeled friends can be icons.

2018 was an excellent year for all things automotive. So, just who were the big winners and losers? With the release of the 2018 sales data, we can finally answer those questions.

If you were planning on throwing $1.3m at the newest supercar on the block, but the track-only status gave you qualms, then good news.

Nissan’s sole remaining GT Academy race car driver will find himself in a Formula E seat this weekend.

Michael Schumacher. That name will forever be synonymous with Formula One. That name could be the definition of success. He is a man that redefined the record books. A man filled with unrelenting desire and determination. He’s a man that became a hero to me and a legend to the world of motorsport.

Bertone is looking to make an automotive comeback, five years after it went out of business.

Nissan will unveil a new augmented reality connected driving system at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

January 3 is the day that Michael Schumacher turns 50. To mark the record-holding Ferrari world champion driver’s birthday, Ferrari has opened a new special exhibition dedicated to his life and achievements with the brand.