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.

Disclaimer: Although we’ve striven to ensure accuracy, using multiple sources, any data regarding sales in this article should be treated as our estimates only.

It’s the time for turkey, sure — and visits with the in-laws — but this weekend is also all about the deals.

Sim-racing accessory manufacturer Fanatec has revealed (most) of its of Black Friday reductions: four peripherals will be on sale this weekend, starting Friday, November 24, including a secret sale that has yet to be announced.

In this week’s Wednesday Want we’ve found something truly special in the classified adverts and thought it really deserved some attention. You can check out past Wednesday Want entries right here.

Whether you’re into it or not, Black Friday is very much a “thing” in the UK now. After being spearheaded by larger supermarkets and department stores, Britain has accepted the deal hunting season with open arms. Regardless of how much it can annoy, the gaming scene usually sees some intense reductions.

Back in 2016, Kazunori Yamauchi promised that GT Sport players wouldn’t have to wait long for new content to come to the game:

This week’s Forza Motorsport 7 trio of rare cars should please drifters, JDM fans, and lovers of mid-engined exotica alike.

Another week, another change in inventory for Gran Turismo Sport’s Mileage Exchange shop.

If you’ve been waiting to pick up Gran Turismo Sport — and live in Europe — Sony’s got some good news for you.

It’s that time of year: what began as a single day of shopping madness in the US has now spread globally. Here’s the first of our Black Friday Buyer’s Guides, focusing on deals up here in America’s hat.

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

It’s happened. The GTPlanet community has crowned its first Project CARS 2 Photo Mode Competition winner. Congrats to torque99 for his winning shot, which you can see up top.

It still seems surreal that we’ve been playing a new Gran Turismo game for the past month. In that time, players have had the chance to dig deep into Polyphony’s latest and uncover all secrets hidden within. However, there is one option that a lot of people may have looked over or even scoffed at when booting up the game. Believe it or not, we’re going to be talking about GT Sport’s motion controlled steering.

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.

Hot hatchbacks are just the best. They solve literally every problem a car buyer could possibly need.

Community Bounty Hunter is back in Forza Motorsport 7 this month, and the target is none other than series Creative Director Dan Greenawalt.

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.

The third iteration of GT Sport’s pre-season FIA Championship test is now underway. Players can race in the trial tournaments November 19–25 with multiple race starts throughout each daily round.

It’s that time again: another round of our Gran Turismo Sport Photo Mode Competition has gone live.