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Rising oil prices are once again putting pressure on UK drivers, with the cost of fuel at the pumps…
If you ever needed proof that classic Fords have become proper collector cars, this might be it. More than…
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If there is one thing capable of lulling even the most stubborn insomniac into a peaceful slumber, it might just be Vicki Butler-Henderson softly reciting the finer points of The Highway Code. Yes, really. The nation’s most famously thumbed-once-then-forgotten rulebook has been reborn as a bedtime audiobook, thanks to Scrap Car…
A 2022 Department for Transport study found that the average Brit spends a total of 25 days every year in their car, and if you’re an enthusiast, as there’s a good chance you are if you’re reading this, that number’s quite possibly higher still.It stands to reason, then, that you…
For decades, American automotive executives have complained that Japanese regulations and requirements have served as non-tariff barriers that have blocked U.S. automakers from selling vehicles in Japan. Meanwhile, it’s been more than 40 years since Honda (1982) and Nissan (1983) began producing vehicles in Ohio and Tennessee, respectively, followed by…
Remember Volkswagen’s commercial for the ID. Buzz electric minivan during the 2024 Super Bowl? It was dramatic, retro, raw, and emotional, capturing the essence of the iconic VW Beetle and Microbus that fed the adventurous spirit of young Americans in the 1960s and ’70s and helped make memories that would…
Petrol station forecourts come under closer scrutiny from today, as a new government-backed pricing system goes live with the aim of saving motorists money. Known as Fuel Finder, the scheme requires every UK forecourt to submit daily fuel price updates, with any price changes legally required to be published within…
You can’t physically own a car in Gran Turismo. You can drive it, tune it, race it and crash it (repeatedly), but it’ll never sit in your garage, and you will never sit in it, either. This Nissan GT-R is different.A Nissan R35 GT-R raced by Gran Turismo creator Kazunori…