The MINI John Cooper Works is already one of the most distinctive hot hatches on sale, but the BMW-owned…
Some cars don’t really do anything wrong. They can be fast, interesting, good-looking and genuinely brilliant to drive -…
2026 poses a strange year not just for driving games, but for the video game industry as a whole,…
Nobody wants to see a car going up in flames. Especially when that car is a valuable Group C…
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Rumours and spy shots of the Lamborghini Revuelto SV have been floating around the internet for a while, but Lambo has now given us an official glimpse at it via the announcement that it’s set a production car lap record at a German racetrack. No, not that one…The circuit in…
Bugatti may have just brought its W16 era to a close with the final Mistral, but it’s not quite the last W16-powered Bugatti we’ll be seeing thanks to the company’s new Solitaire series of one-off commissions. Limited to just a couple of cars a year built around existing chassis architecture,…
Even if we can’t currently buy any of them in Europe, Toyota’s GR performance models remain some of our very favourite cars on sale, especially the little front-engined, rear-wheel drive GR86 sports car. Offered in Europe in tiny numbers a few years ago before regulations saw it killed off, the…
Some cars are loved from the moment they arrive, while others need a decade or two for the rest of us to catch up. These seven divided opinions (to put it lightly), struggled to find buyers or simply appeared too early, but time has been remarkably kind to all of…
The Vauxhall Corsa is officially a hot hatch again – although this time, there’s no turbocharged engine or VXR badge involved.Instead, the new Corsa GSE is fully electric, produces 277bhp and can accelerate from 0-62mph in a cool 5.5 seconds. That makes it quicker than the current Volkswagen Golf GTI,…
This Nissan NPT-90 display car looks ready to tear around a circuit near you, but there’s one fairly major catch… it has no engine, gearbox or running gear.You could spend $22,900 on a tidy used sports car – perhaps an Audi TT or a Porsche Cayman if you’re lucky. Alternatively,…