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The best dashboards of the 70s and 80s

Video-game-like digital displays, straight-edged foam panels and clicky switches are some of the glorious oddities to feature in this list


Hollywood cut up this rare car for Jim Carrey’s movie - years later he bought it

A 1960 Chrysler Imperial used as Count Olaf’s villain car in Jim Carrey’s Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events appeared at an obscure Colorado auction, where the buyer managed to get it surprisingly cheap. After taking delivery, he discovered it was apparently a genuine Crown Ghia Imperial limousine that filmmakers had heavily modified, including cutting out its small rear window, covering other windows and making the body appear old and damaged even though much of the original car underneath remained remarkably clean. Under the hood was another surprise - a Chevy 454, while the bizarre movie-car setup requires a fence post to shift into drive through a hole in the floor. The car also retained movie artifacts including the recognizable bobblehead and an unused presidential prop, while a deleted movie effect left it equipped with an exhaust system capable of shooting flames roughly eight feet from the rear. After a mechanical refresh, the owner plans to show the car before eventually selling it, preserving one of the strangest surviving pieces of the Jim Carrey film.


How the world’s most insane dragster reaches 300 MPH

The world’s most extreme dragsters are built for one purpose: covering a straight line faster than almost anything with wheels. With well over 10,000 horsepower, enormous rear tires, specialized fuel, and engines operating near their mechanical limits, they can reach more than 300 mph in only a few seconds. Every component is designed around surviving brutal acceleration, from the tires and clutch to the chassis and engine itself. This video breaks down the unusual engineering that makes these machines so incredibly fast and explains why even a short run pushes almost every part to the limit.


FIA completes investigation into F1 chaos in Malaysia and announces measures

The governing body will revert to the same temporary solution used at Sepang for the Singapore Grand Prix. A more permanent update to the software will be introduced ahead of the F1 weekend in Austin


Jeremy Clarkson's new show will merge his passion for cars and farming

Jeremy Clarkson's plans for his new show have been announced as it is revealed it will combine his two biggest loves - motoring and farming.


Abandoned 442 muscle car gets satisfying detail after 27 years

The car restoration experts at WD Detailing perform a thorough cleaning on a classic 442 muscle car that sat neglected for nearly three decades.


Why electric cars destroy tires so quickly - The hidden problem most drivers don't know

Electric vehicles can wear through tires roughly 50% faster than comparable gas-powered cars, and their extra weight and instant torque are only part of the explanation. Unlike a traditional car that can simply coast, an EV’s tires are frequently dealing with either acceleration torque or regenerative braking, creating additional stress over time. Aggressive regenerative braking, suspension geometry, and the heavy loads generated while cornering can accelerate the problem even further. Tire manufacturers are now developing specialized EV tires designed to handle these forces and potentially deliver tens of thousands of additional miles of usable life.


Verstappen urges V8 engines and push-to-pass over DRS

What Verstappen wants: The four-time champion wants a return to V8 engines with a small battery boost for overtaking, replacing DRS entirely. Why it matters: He believes current hybrids are too heavy and energy management-focused, reducing driver influence and racing excitement. FIA’s current plan: The FIA has indicated turbocharged V8s could return by 2030, but Verstappen is pushing for faster change.


25 for 25: The 25 best cars since 2000

Cars of the 21st century: 25 years and counting..


The best (and worst) James Bond cars

James Bond has had the keys to some amazing cars over the years, but some didn't make the mark - we take a look at them all


29 very strange cars

Forget your small SUVs, superminis and family hatchbacks, this story is about the downright strangest cars ever made


The Ford Maverick just got the upgrade everyone wanted

The Ford Maverick has quickly become one of America's most popular compact pickups, and now Ford has finally responded to the biggest request from owners - more horsepower. This video takes a close look at the upgraded powertrain, performance improvements, and whether the extra power transforms the Maverick's driving experience. From acceleration and towing to everyday practicality, every important change is covered. If you've been waiting for a stronger Maverick, this update could be exactly what you've been looking for..


This electric car lost a massive amount of value - so we bought it used

Rapid depreciation has created some extraordinary opportunities in the used electric-car market, and this purchase demonstrates just how dramatic the difference can become. A vehicle that originally competed as an expensive premium EV can become considerably more affordable once the first owner absorbs the steepest part of its depreciation. That creates a very different value equation for used buyers who still get modern electric performance, technology and everyday usability. The purchase also raises an important question about whether buying certain luxury EVs new makes financial sense when used examples can lose value so quickly. In this case, depreciation transforms an expensive electric vehicle into what the presenters consider one of the strongest EV bargains available.


Helmut Marko brands F1 Malaysia software failure shameful

Helmut Marko blasts Formula 1 after an embarrassing 2026 engine software failure ruined the Bahrain Grand Prix start


Mercedes-Benz EV sales hit record as overall volumes fall

Record EV sales: Mercedes-Benz delivered 78,100 battery-electric cars and vans in Q3, up 52% year over year, with passenger-car EVs hitting a record 68,400 units. China market slump: Overall sales fell 6% as Chinese deliveries plunged 31%, outweighing gains in Europe and North America. European demand surge: EV sales in Europe rose 78%, with electric GLC, CLA, GLB and GLA sold out for the year and orders stretching into 2027.


C7-Gen Corvette Grand Sport reported stolen nearly 6 years ago found at the bottom of river

Divers found the missing sports car underwater, while an Instagram handle on the windshield helped identify it.


$38,000 for a military truck - then we discovered how much it really costs to own

After nearly two years with a 1992 M35A3 military truck, the realities of owning an enormous former military vehicle have become impossible to ignore. The roughly 11,000-pound machine uses 46-inch tires, a 6.6-liter Caterpillar turbo-diesel producing around 175 horsepower and can pull approximately 12,000 pounds. Its size makes it impressive in open terrain like Moab, but trees, mud, tire repairs and everyday driving create problems that conventional pickups rarely face. Even replacing a tire can require specialized equipment, while filling its approximately 50-gallon diesel tank adds another major expense. It is loud, slow and uncomfortable, but its extreme capability and unmistakable character explain why the owners still consider it worth keeping.


I found a flooded $2,000,000 McLaren… I wanted to save it

A flooded McLaren P1 is one of the riskiest projects imaginable. With water damage throughout the car and repairs that could cost a fortune, bringing this $2 million hypercar back to life may be the biggest restoration challenge yet.


This is the largest self-powered vehicle on Earth... and NASA built two of them

Before a NASA rocket can blast into space, it first has to make an incredibly slow journey aboard one of the agency’s enormous crawler-transporters. Weighing roughly 2,700 tons each, these machines were originally built during the Apollo era to carry Saturn V rockets from the Vehicle Assembly Building to the launch pad, and they later performed the same job for the Space Shuttle. Despite their enormous size, they can precisely position their cargo within fractions of an inch while carrying loads of up to 9,000 tons. Traveling at less than 1.6 kilometers per hour, a crawler can take six to eight hours to reach the launch pad - but after more than half a century of service, these massive machines remain an essential part of NASA’s space program.


The junkyard discoveries of Black Canyon, Arizona

We search for the nuggets of gold where you might expect to find twisted metal...


Japan's tiniest truck driver

Kana is Japan's tiniest truck driver, sharing her unique journey as she navigates the challenges and joys of driving in Japan.


A Cybertruck showed up at a tractor pull - then things got awkward fast, "Read the room"

The Tesla Cybertruck is already one of the most polarizing vehicles in America, so bringing it to a tractor pull packed with diesel truck enthusiasts was always going to create strong reactions. This video captures the crowd's response, the conversations it sparked, and how traditional truck culture views Tesla's futuristic pickup. It also explores the broader clash between electric and diesel truck communities. For truck fans, it became one of the most entertaining social experiments imaginable..


They installed an 800+ HP big block in a Texas driveway — then drove the 1970 Chevelle back to Kansas

He travels to Texas to buy one of his dream cars, a 1970 Chevelle SS, despite serious rust and an engine that barely runs. After negotiating the price down to $11,000, the plan is to install an 800-plus-horsepower big-block engine while working out of an Airbnb driveway and then drive the car all the way back to Kansas. The road trip brings plenty of problems, including terrible fuel economy, a failed new ignition coil and an old transmission struggling to handle nearly 900 horsepower. They even get stopped by police after doing a burnout at a gas station, although the officer lets them continue. Against the odds, the Chevelle makes it all the way home and celebrates with one enormous burnout.


Who keeps ditching supercars in the desert?

Dubai has become famous for exotic cars, extreme wealth, and some of the most expensive vehicles on the road, but it also has a strange reputation for abandoned supercars. Ferraris, Lamborghinis, McLarens, and other high-end cars have been found sitting in parking garages, impound lots, and even desert areas for months at a time. In many cases, the vehicles were reportedly left behind by owners facing debt, job losses, or legal consequences tied to unpaid loans. Some cars are eventually impounded, auctioned, repaired, or even repurposed. In this video, we look at why these supercars get abandoned, what happens to them afterward, and whether it’s actually possible to buy one for a bargain.


What it’s like driving the manual Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing

Cadillac CT4 V Blackwing delivers an engaging driving experience with a 3.6 liter twin turbocharged V6 producing 472 horsepower and 445 lb ft of torque, paired with a six speed manual transmission and rear wheel drive. Capable of reaching 60 mph in about 3.9 seconds, the Blackwing combines explosive acceleration with exceptional handling thanks to Magnetic Ride Control suspension, customizable drive modes, launch control, performance traction management, and active rev matching. Inside, supportive performance bucket seats, a fully digital instrument cluster, performance data recorder, heated and ventilated seats, and a head up display create a driver focused cabin. With sharp styling, impressive canyon road performance, and a price well below key German rivals, the CT4 V Blackwing stands out as one of the most rewarding modern sports sedans for enthusiasts.


Why carbureted cars are no longer worth owning

Carbureted cars can offer plenty of character, but they also come with challenges that modern fuel-injected vehicles largely avoid. From difficult cold starts and constant tuning to inconsistent performance and maintenance demands, ownership can require far more patience and hands-on attention. For enthusiasts considering an older car, understanding these drawbacks is essential. The experience highlights why carbureted systems can be frustrating to live with and why modern fuel injection has become the preferred choice for everyday driving.


$350,000 worth of trucks for $39,000 - then they found out why nobody wanted them

A risky auction gamble puts roughly $350,000 worth of trucks and equipment in their hands for just $39,000. Some purchases appear too good to be true, including vehicles sold as non-runners, but a few surprisingly simple fixes and quick flips turn the risky buy into a profitable score.


He finally bought a Cold War battle tank — its 650-HP aircraft engine hadn’t been making things easy

After previously losing an auction for two Chieftain tanks, he gets another chance at owning a real British battle tank and buys a massive Centurion. The Cold War-era machine weighs around 120,000 pounds and uses a roughly 27-liter Rolls-Royce Merlin V12 producing about 650 horsepower, but there is one major problem: it will not start. Even unloading it becomes an operation of its own, requiring a 900-horsepower truck and eventually a Caterpillar bulldozer to get the enormous vehicle into position. The team returns with fuel, jumper cables and starting fluid and finally gets the old V12 running. After warming the transmission, the decades-old Centurion actually moves under its own power, and he ends the video driving his newly revived battle tank down the street.


His Maserati was scratched - then Google Maps exposed who did it

A man discovers damage on his car and decides to check older Google Maps imagery for clues. What he finds is extraordinary: someone appears beside the vehicle, seemingly unaware that their face, car and license plate may have been captured.


Locked out? Here’s how to get back in your car quickly

Locked out? Here’s how to get back in your car quickly!!


The biggest engines produced by every major car company

All things come to an end eventually, but personal transport powered by internal combustion engines will still be with us for a few years yet.


Passenger screams with excitement inside a Porsche GT3 on Nürburgring

This clip captures a passenger's unfiltered excitement as he rides shotgun in a Porsche GT3 tearing through Nürburgring, while the driver stays fully focused on the road ahead. Warm evening light streams through the windows, adding a golden glow to the moment as the car powers along one of the track's public sections. The driver's calm, gloved grip on the wheel contrasts sharply with the passenger's animated reaction, highlighting just how differently the experience feels depending on which seat you're in. Wearing safety belts and seated in the GT3's snug interior, both occupants are clearly locked in for a high-speed run. The footage offers a genuine, in-car look at the kind of reaction the Nürburgring is famous for producing, even in passengers along for the ride.


Lamborghini asked to inspect my rebuilt car - and they found more than I expected

After rebuilding the car and recently completing major engine work, the creator takes it back to Lamborghini for a full inspection to find out exactly what they think of the finished project. The technicians check the car from top to bottom and discover several issues, including worn brakes, corroded brake lines, an oil leak, a fraying handbrake cable and an intermittent clutch problem. Despite those faults and the car having around 70,000 miles, most of the inspection comes back green and the airbag warning light is successfully cleared. The visit gives the creator a clear list of repairs still needed while confirming that the majority of his rebuild is in surprisingly good condition. In the end, Lamborghini gives the rebuilt car an impressive 9 out of 10.


I bought this crash-damaged Lambo for $230,000 - then found out shocking truth

After buying a crash-damaged car for $230,000, the team continues an extensive rebuild involving its frame, gearbox, exhaust, electrical system, doors and other damaged components. They spend another $11,564 on parts while finding ways to avoid some of the extremely expensive replacement costs, including one component that was available for $70 instead of more than $700. With the car structurally repaired and finally out of limp mode, they take the stripped-down 770-horsepower car to a dyno to find out whether everything works properly. The test quickly goes wrong when the car repeatedly cuts power at exactly 60 MPH, with a rear-wheel-steering fault becoming the main suspect. After checking the wiring and power supply, they realize they may need a replacement motor costing around $5,500 before the car can finally return to the road.


How does a high revving Honda S2000 feel on road?

This first-person POV drive review offers an immersive driver's-eye perspective behind the wheel of the iconic Honda S2000, showcasing how this lightweight, high-revving sports car performs on real-world roads. The driving footage captures the raw exhaust note, manual gear changes, and sharp handling characteristics that make the roadster a legend among automotive enthusiasts. Highlighting authentic feedback, cabin ergonomics, and pure open-top driving engagement, this breakdown delivers an unfiltered look at what makes the Honda S2000 such a celebrated driver's car.


Inside Alonso's decision to contest the 2027 Dakar Rally with Aston Martin

The F1 world champion is set to return to the Dakar next year in an Aston Martin rally-raid car based on a concept from the Call of Duty videogame franchise


He Built Worlds Fastest Cop Car To Catch Any Criminal

An ambitious cop car project returns after sitting untouched in the grass for roughly three years. He brings it back into the shop and resumes the long-abandoned build, modifying the car with one goal in mind: creating an absurdly powerful police car capable of serious speed.


Conservative motion seeking more diesel relief defeated in House of Commons

OTTAWA — The Conservative party's proposal to extend federal relief on diesel fuel was voted down in the House of Commons today.


Honda delays CR-V redesign to April 2027, drops Indiana Civic plan

CR-V launch pushed: Honda will start next-gen CR-V production in April 2027, three months later than planned, to sustain current model output amid high demand. Civic plan scrapped: Indiana Civic sedan production will end in 2028, with Ontario supplying sedans and Japan providing hatchbacks for North America. Hybrid strategy focus: The redesigned CR-V will be hybrid-only, part of Honda’s plan to launch 15 next-gen hybrids by 2030 after cancelling multiple EV programs.


New California law slams shut the infamous 'Montana loophole' in the Golden State

State regulators claim California has been losing around $20 million a year in tax revenue due to the loophole.


Rare Fords you may have totally forgotten

Join us for a look at the most off-beat motors from America's blue oval - do you know any?


Greatest crazy concept cars ever made

Concept cars should be all about pushing the boundaries – and nobody can deny that these machines did exactly that.


They built a burnout pit in the backyard and invited 30,000 HP — the neighbors called the police

What starts as a backyard burnout party turns into a huge event featuring seven Australian burnout cars, some of America’s best builds and roughly 30,000 horsepower. Around 20 cars take turns destroying tires on the homemade “Smoke Slab,” sending rubber flying and filling the property with smoke. The noise eventually brings police to the property multiple times after complaints from an angry neighbor, leading to fines and even a moment involving handcuffs. But the relationship with the officers takes an unexpected turn when one of them gets involved in the action and attempts a burnout with the police vehicle. Eventually they receive a firm warning that it is getting late and the burnouts need to stop.


He bought the rarest vehicle he’d ever seen - then called it a wooden time bomb

He finally got his hands on a one-of-one 1970s Boaterhome — part RV, part truck and part boat. But with disconnected steering, aging components, water damage and no guarantee it would even float, the dream purchase quickly turned into one massive restoration gamble.


This RC Porsche has tiny car body and supercar ego

The video shows a powerful RC Porsche with impressive speed, sharp handling, and the kind of performance that makes it feel bigger than it is.


The trees around his hidden highway camp had been cut back about 8 feet high - then he found an old camper deeper down the road - "Oh my"

Steve finds a concealed spot in the bushes beside a busy highway and decides to spend the night there with his car covered in camouflage netting. While exploring the surrounding area, he discovers dumped debris, an abandoned camper and later a can riddled with bullet holes alongside a shotgun shell. As darkness approaches, he also points out that bears and cougars are present in the area before returning to the hidden car for the night. By morning, the camouflage has survived and the overnight experiment succeeds without anyone forcing him to leave.


Live UK petrol prices to be shown on Google Maps for first time

Live UK petrol prices to be shown on Google Maps for first time - The announcement comes as diesel prices continue to hit record highs


Car living at its finest - he folded down one seat, built a bed and turned an ordinary car into a winter camper

With winter weather disrupting his original plans, Steve converts his ordinary car into a simple camping setup and heads into the mountains without a fixed destination. A snowfall warning is issued as he travels toward an area with no cell service, carrying extra food and a full tank of gas in case he becomes stranded. Inside the car, he creates a level sleeping platform by folding down one seat and using basic lumber, leaving additional space for camping equipment underneath. He even prepares meatloaf in a 12-volt oven while driving and finishes the meal entirely inside the vehicle. The expected snowstorm never fully arrives that night, but the trip demonstrates how a basic car and ordinary camping gear can become a surprisingly practical winter shelter.


Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s 'DOY' Bentley goes on sale at dealership

A Bentley believed to have belonged to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has gone on sale at a dealership for nearly £125,000. The luxury Bentley Flying Spur, which has clocked up just 7,000 miles, is being advertised by Portland of Bawtry in Doncaster as an ‘Ex Royal Family Car’. The asking price is £124,975, which is considerably less than the reported ...


He bought a non-running tow truck without knowing what was wrong - the first inspection found plenty

He finally finds the tow truck he’s been looking for at an auction, but there’s a problem: it’s a non-runner. Every tire is flat, the driveshaft is bent, and there isn’t even oil in the engine, making the start of his new towing company a lot more complicated than planned.