Cars

There’s a certain charm to an unusual racing car. Something that’s too weird to race, or a car that has too short a career.

The last time Chris Hemsworth was in New York, he helped to demolish a lot of it. Well, at least as “Thor” in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Mercedes-Benz has finally taken the wraps off its X-Class premium pickup truck. According to the brand, it’s the first of its kind from a premium manufacturer.

Open wheelers were the name of the game this past weekend. This week we’ll be covering the screaming Formula 1 cars of today, to the hums of the Formula E cars of tomorrow.

The Dubai police force might be famous for its fleet of supercars, but it has a new challenger. Sussex Police, in the UK, now has a Rolls-Royce Ghost.

A recent commercial released by Audi features a nice easter egg for Gran Turismo fans. Centered around a drag race, the ad utilizes the classic pre-race countdown sound effects.

If you’re worried that your 600hp, V10 supercar isn’t quite as conspicuous as you were hoping, Audi has the solution for you. The marque is soon to release a selection of retrofit goodies for its R8 and TT ranges, under the “Audi Sports Performance Parts” brand.

The British Grand Prix usually throws up a few surprises and in 2017, in a tantalizing title battle, the historic event delivered once more. It was a British Grand Prix to remember, whether you’re a fan of Lewis Hamilton or Sebastian Vettel.

When it comes to spectacular launch events, one manufacturer has the rest of them licked.

While the future of the British Grand Prix remains uncertain, this weekends qualifying provided a surprise at the hallowed grounds of Silverstone. Lewis Hamilton drove to an impressive pole position in today’s Qualifying for the British Grand Prix.

Usually when a car manufacturer launches a new car, it whips off some symbolic covers to reveal the metal beneath. Not Jaguar. Jaguar literally launches its cars.

The latest trailer for Season 2 of the Amazon show The Grand Tour hit the web earlier this week.

Hyundai took the wraps off its first dedicated hot hatch yesterday. The i30 N is its 271 hp volley into the hot hatch wars, and on first impression, it sounds like the Korean company means business.

Formula One cars, we’re told, are very hard to drive.

FIA’s Formula E championship is due to bring in some big names over the next two years, as Audi and BMW join the ranks. The German manufacturers broke earlier this week.

Aston Martin and Red Bull Advanced Technologies have unveiled the latest round of upgrades to the Valkyrie hypercar.

When it comes to obscure, shed-built performance cars, there’s no country quite like the UK.

Introducing our new Weekly Motorsport Round-Up. A regular fixture, the WMR looks to break down the last week’s on-track escapades — helpful for those who don’t have the means to catch them live. Let’s jump into it!

Audi has revealed the latest generation of its luxury executive car, the A8, at the Audi Summit event in Barcelona.

Ever since the Lamborghini Miura established the mid-engined plan, supercars have followed the same recipe.