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Long before Lamborghini built the GT 400, the Italian company built something far more practical – tractors. The company’s humble beginning building farm equipment is often lost among the attractive…

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has said that a 'no-deal Brexit' would trigger a £2,800 uplift in electric vehicle (EV) prices and jeopardise the growing interest in green new cars. It said that newly-compiled…

Although the current generation of Mercedes-Benz E-Class launched in 2017, the luxury sedan has remained a class leader. And even Mercedes seems to be in agreement that not much needed to change for the mid-cycle refresh. The 2021…

In 2019, the Ultra Low Emission Zone was introduced in London in a bid to improve air quality. Currently the ULEZ occupies the same area as the Congestion Charge Zone, and vehicles falling short of certain emissions standards will need to…

Porsche has been spied testing the first Cayman GT4 RS – a lighter, harder and faster version of our 2019 evo Car of the Year. It’s expected that the GT4 RS will follow Porsche’s traditional RS recipe of combining lighter components,…

New CFO moves from Delta Air Lines General Motors has named Delta Air Lines CFO Paul Jacobson chief financial officer, joining the automaker on 1 December. He will…

The Nissan Magnite SUV is the Japanese brand's next big launch for India. The company recently rolled out the first units of the Magnite compact SUV from its Oragadam plant in India. We've got fresh details on the Magnite's engine,…

The term race truck can mean many different things to those in the automotive space. While some might picture a bomb-proof Baja Trophy Truck, others may see a Nascar Race Truck designed to rip around Daytona…

Increasing competition for used car stock from private sellers has been revealed in Motorway data showing year-on-year growth in the valuations – with EVs showing a 34% increase. Data published by Motorway, which brings together car…

Once upon a time, station wagons dominated America's roadways. They were the preferred mode of transport for frugal families road-tripping across the country until the arrival of the minivan. Today, wagons…