Autos

Supercars to make Chevrolet Camaro updates after parity investigation

The Chevrolet Camaros will race with updated aerodynamics at this weekend’s race in New Zealand

Porsche Taycan Turbo S Nürburgring rush drive

A Porsche Taycan Turbo S speeds through a racetrack corner, capturing the intensity of a Nürburgring driving session. The image shows real-world performance as the electric sports car navigates a busy track environment, with another performance car following behind. The dynamic angle emphasizes speed, control, and precision, reflecting the thrill of pushing a high-performance EV in challenging conditions.

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.

AUDI's ringless AUDI brand is developing a new sedan

The third model from the China-only AUDI brand is set to launch in 2027.

The junkyard gems of G&G Auto Salvage, Bruce, Wisconsin

G&G Auto Salvage is home to some great motoring icons masquerading as scrap

Fire risk alert: Hyundai recalls nearly 5,000 electric cars over battery fault

Hyundai has issued a recall affecting thousands of electric vehicles in Australia due to a potential fire risk. The issue is linked to a fault in the battery management system. According to Drive, the recall impacts both Kona and Ioniq electric models built between 2018 and 2023. Vehicles affected A total of 4,888 vehicles are included in the recal...

Why this £47,000 electric SUV is making expensive brands nervous

Electric SUVs are getting expensive, fast. This one comes in under £50,000 and still manages to feel premium, distinctive, and well thought out. From design to performance to interior quality, the Cupra Tavascan challenges what buyers should expect at this price point. This video breaks down why it stands out in a crowded EV market.

The most famous firsts in the auto world

Discover the world's first gas station, speed camera, parking meter and much more

180mph road trip Porsche GT4 Autobahn drive

A Porsche GT4 and a Mercedes-AMG convertible are parked side by side, setting the stage for an exciting high-speed road trip. The scene reflects a journey focused on performance and long-distance driving, leading toward the German Autobahn. With both cars showcasing sporty design and power, the image captures the anticipation of pushing limits and experiencing true speed on unrestricted highways.

The best cars produced during the 1990s

With the 80s having been well and truly plundered for affordable classics, the 90s is next up. Here’s your ultimate guide to the cars to buy now – before their prices soar out of reach

Five affordable small electric cars under £25,000 worth buying in 2026

The £20k price point is the sweet spot for new, fun, small EVs arriving in the car market in 2026. As carmakers race to get their EVs on the road we round up five to watch out for.

55 of the biggest disasters in automotive history

Join Autocar for a look at all the cars that failed to live up to great expectations

Could higher fuel prices push Canadians back to smaller cars?

Are Oil Market Swings About to Reshape Canadian Car Choices?

2010 FJ Cruiser inspection and arrival

A look at a 2010 FJ Cruiser as it arrives for inspection. Focus on condition, evaluation, and what to expect from this rugged off-road SUV.

Toyota Hilux EV review: The unbreakable icon goes electric

In pictures: The story of the classic American police car

We take a look at iconic US cop cars and go under the skin of the latest high-tech police models from Chevrolet, Dodge and Ford

How global rallycross supercars hit 60 mph in 1.9 seconds

Regulations limit them to 2 liter engines and 45 millimeter turbocharger restrictor plates, which ultimately are the two factors limiting power. The engines produce about 600 horsepower, and over 650 lb-ft of torque, rocketing these machines from 0-60 in as fast as 1.9 seconds. 1.9 seconds! If we do the math, 60 mph is equivalent to 88 ft per second. 88/1.9 = 46.3 ft/sec squared, or if we divided by 32.2, it means the cars accelerate at over 1.4 longitudinal g’s!! That’s faster than any production vehicle, regardless of how much it costs. So how do they achieve such mind blowing acceleration? First and foremost, you’ll need all wheel drive and an absurd power to weight ratio. With a minimum weight of 2921 pounds including the driver and all fluids, the vehicles are carrying less than 5 pounds of weight for every horsepower the engine produces. All wheel drive is obviously critical for maximizing acceleration, but it’s also important that the engine torque finds its way to the wheels with the most traction. To do this, plate and ramp style mechanical limited slip differentials are used front and back. A shallow ramp angle in an LSD will lock up more easily under throttle. With the differential locked up, torque goes wherever it finds grip. A steep ramp angle will provide little lock-up, or if it’s as steep as 90 degrees, no lockup.

GM delays next-gen EV truck program, Crain's Detroit reports

DETROIT, April 21 (Reuters) - General Motors is indefinitely delaying its next-generation full-size electric truck program, including the GMC Sierra and Chevrolet Silverado, which was set to start in 2028, Crain’s Detroit Business reported on Tuesday, citing sources. GM was planning for lower-cost new electric versions of the Sierra, Silverado, Escalade IQ and Hummer SUV and pickup, but suppliers

19 vehicles auto thieves still love most in Canada

A thief’s wish list in Canada is not built at random. It usually follows value, demand, familiarity, and whatever can move quickly through illegal resale channels, chop-shop networks, or export pipelines. Recent Canadian theft data shows the problem has cooled from peak crisis levels, but it is still severe: more than 57,000 private passenger vehicles were stolen in 2024, and about 40% were still unrecovered. This list highlights 19 vehicles that thieves still chase hard across the country. The first 10 are the national leaders by theft count, while the rest are provincial hot-list regulars or high-frequency standouts that show where criminal attention is shifting next.

Here's the proof... Tesla Cybertruck vs Porsche 911 drag race

At the Cybertruck delivery event, Tesla CEO Elon Musk claimed the Cybertruck could tow a Porsche 911 down the 1/4 mile faster than a Porsche 911 could do it by itself. I did not believe it, so I made a video explaining why - but math is for nerds, let's do it for real! Thanks to MotorTrend, this test is now a reality, as we pitted the CyberBeast against a manual Porsche 911 T - the slowest current generation Porsche 911.

Experts say used EV prices are falling as supply surge looms

A growing supply of second-hand electric vehicles is set to reshape the market in the coming months. Analysts say a wave of returning leases could create new opportunities for buyers. According to 6ABC, vehicles leased just a few years ago are now approaching the resale market, increasing availability and putting downward pressure on prices. Market...

Hyundai has recalled 1.1 million cars in 2026

Hyundai's largest recall so far this year is for the previous-generation Palisade SUV.

Toyota GR Yaris feels like a rally car on public roads

In this video we review the Toyota GR Yaris and explain why many people call it a rally car for the road. It has a powerful turbo engine all wheel drive and a very light body that makes it feel quick and sharp in every corner. We also talk about what it is like to live with every day including cabin noise stiff suspension fuel use and interior features. This review will help you understand if the GR Yaris is the right car for your lifestyle or better as a weekend hobby car.

Tanak involved in Toyota's development of its WRC 2027 car

The 2019 world rally champion has been back behind the wheel of a WRC car again

TikTok is flooding Americans with Chinese-made EVs, stirring up demand

TikTok is flooding Americans with Chinese-made EVs and stirring up demand - Americans won’t be able to get their hands on the Chinese EVs, at least not any time soon, because of steep tariffs and regulations

Ford recalls about 1.4 million pickup trucks over gearshift issue, NHTSA says

April 17 (Reuters) - Ford is recalling about 1.4 million F-150 pickup trucks in the U.S. following a U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) investigation into reports of unexpected downshifts, the regulator said on Friday. The NHTSA said Ford was aware of two "potentially" related injuries and one accident, and that dealers would update the trucks' powertrain control module

A new Nissan GT-R is in development. Here's everything we know

Nissan has confirmed the R36 GT-R, noting that the sports car is already in development. Here’s what we know so far

How Kaiser-Frazer took on the Big Three – and nearly won

We look at the car company that is mostly forgotten now but played a big role in the US auto industry after the Second World War

Revealed: The 10 best used family cars, according to science

Scientists from the Centre for Automotive Industry Research at Cardiff University have carried out an academic study to rank the 10 best models.

Hyundai Ioniq 3 EV will cost £25k - does it have enough range to better Chinese rivals?

It has enough range for Britons to cover a fortnight of commuting. And it should offer more miles for less cash than its Chinese competition.

Is a $4,000 supercharged Alpina B7 a bargain?

This video documents the acquisition and initial inspection of a rare supercharged luxury sedan purchased at a fraction of its original price. The journey highlights the challenges of exporting a vehicle from the United States to Germany, followed by a detailed technical diagnostic of its supercharged engine and sophisticated suspension. While the car exhibits several mechanical issues, including cooling system leaks and electronic faults, the remarkably preserved interior and solid foundation provide a promising start for a comprehensive restoration project aimed at returning this high-performance machine to the road.

New electric cars may look expensive but here's why they are cheaper to buy than petrol versions

We teamed up with Insider Car Deals to analyse the price you will pay for 10 new EVs against their closest petrol equivalents. And it turns out the electric option is commonly the cheaper choice.

How Chinese startup Nio overtook 112-year-old auto giant

The history of electric vehicles goes back over a dozen years, but it was only relatively recently that the car market welcomed electric vehicles. This was primarily accomplished by Tesla, and for a long time, it had no other competitors in the market. However, now new players have appeared in the arena. The Chinese startup nio is one of them. It survived a rocky start and hard times on the verge of bankruptcy, but ultimately managed to surprise the world. The company produces 5,000 cars a month, has created a 150-kilowatt battery, and has developed a technology for replacing batteries. Welcome to the Innovative Techs! Today you will find out how the Chinese startup nio outpaced a 112-year-old auto giant. #elonmusk #musk #nio Don’t miss next videos: Press the little bell ((🔔)) to get notifications Production Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound

Edmunds: These are the used SUVs that hold their value best

There’s a lot of satisfaction and enjoyment that comes along with buying a new or used vehicle. Less appealing is the drop in value as your vehicle gets older. Depreciation is typically unavoidable, but certain vehicles tend to hold their value better than others once they enter the used car market. The reasons can vary, but it mostly comes down to how desirable the vehicle is.

Volkswagen ID.4 and ID.5 gain larger batteries and more on-board tech

The Volkswagen ID.4 and ID.5 electric SUVs have received larger batteries and a raft of improvements to broaden their appeal. Both models sit on the Volkswagen Group’s ‘MEB’ electric vehicle platform, which is shared with cars such as the Skoda Enyaq and Ford Explorer. Starting with the ID.4, the entry-level car’s 52kWh battery has been replaced wi...

Is the new 296 Speciale actually faster than a LaFerrari?

This detailed road test captures an impromptu first drive of the high-performance hybrid supercar directly from its historic manufacturing base in Italy. The review examines how the integration of a powerful electric motor with a refined twin-turbo engine results in a staggering output that rivals top-tier flagship models. Key focus areas include the advanced aerodynamic features, such as active rear diffusers and carbon fiber components, alongside significant mechanical weight reductions achieved through specialized engineering. The narrative also explores interior refinements made to the steering wheel and seating, balancing track-ready intensity with surprising everyday practicality and silence in electric mode. By comparing the driving dynamics and pricing against standard versions, the presentation provides a critical perspective on whether this performance-focused evolution represents the ultimate modern driving machine. It offers a rare look at the cutting-edge technology and heritage that define this latest chapter in mid-engine excellence.

Cars are so rare, even the wealthiest collectors struggle to find them

Not only did the rare 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO set the record for the most expensive car sold at auction, it was so elite that prospective buys had to meet one very specific criterion before they could even be considered.

Tesla Model S Plaid The Fastest Family Sedan

We review the Tesla Model S Plaid, a 1000hp all-electric super sedan that blurs the line between a family car and a hypercar. With a 0–100 km/h time under 2 seconds and a top speed of 322 km/h, the power is astonishing—but is it usable in everyday life? Inside, Tesla’s signature minimalist design continues, now with a practical driver display and rear entertainment screen. Despite its aging design, the Model S still feels modern, though panel gaps and rear seat comfort leave room for improvement. Is the Plaid version worth it over the standard Model S? We find out.

Tesla’s robotaxis just went live in Dallas and Houston. Good luck finding one

Tesla started offering autonomous taxi rides in the two Texas cities, but the service network is tiny. For now, at least.

Are Teslas actually better for the environment?

Are Tesla Electric Cars actually better for the environment versus alternative energy sources? Do electric cars have lower emissions, even if their energy comes from fossil fuels? Between electric, hydrogen, gasoline, diesel, and hybrids, which uses the least amount of total energy, from well to wheel? This video will analyze the entire energy equation, starting from the very source of the fuel, whether that’s petroleum, natural gas, or other energy sources. Featured in the video is a 1965 Convertible Bug powered with Tesla battery pack modules. The car uses five modules of the 16 total in a Tesla Model S or X battery pack, giving it approximately 100 miles of range, paired with a 102 horsepower electric motor, and a manual transmission! It’s the ultimate environmentally friendly car, with a reused Beetle matched with reused Tesla batteries. Check out the video for a full breakdown of the emissions related impact of gasoline vs electric cars.

9 incredible mini vehicles for kids: realistic replicas & futuristic rides!

Discover some of the most innovative and exciting kids vehicles in this showcase of miniature cars, bikes, and concepts! From the retro-inspired Autofabrica Type 0.1 mini bike and Star Wars Landspeeder by Radio Flyer to electric go-karts and detailed replica cars like the Bugatti Veyron and Lamborghini Murcielago, these children's vehicles are designed for fun, safety, and creativity. You'll also see smart cars with parental controls, durable power wheels, and even a mini American semi-truck replica—perfect for young drivers and future engineers.

The combustion engine perfected - Porsche GT4 RS

The Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS is the pinnacle of Porsche Cayman, packing the 911 GT3's 4.0L boxer 6-cylinder engine, with nearly 500 horsepower. The naturally aspirated engine revs to 9,000 RPM, while delivering immediate response and torque. This is paired with a 7-speed PDK from the previous GT3, giving it the most aggressive gearing in a Porsche GT car, matched with the small platform of the 718. How does it all work out? Beautifully. This is truly among the best drivers cars out there, despite not carrying a stick-shift transmission. Out on the track, it's difficult to think of what can match the joy. Engineering Explained is a participant in the Amazon Influencer Program.

This 510HP Audi RS1 keeps up with GT3s on track

Audi RS1 build transforms a compact S1 into a 520 horsepower machine using the legendary 2.5L 5 cylinder engine from the RS3, creating a one of a kind performance car. Despite the power increase, the car remains relatively lightweight at around 1,360 kg and features a full AWD and DSG conversion for maximum grip and acceleration. On the Nürburgring, it surprises by keeping pace with Porsche 911 GT3 models, proving its capability under extreme conditions. Massive brakes and a unique setup without a front anti roll bar help deliver sharp handling and stability. While the performance is impressive, the complexity and cost of the build make it clear why the owner refuses to recreate it again.

Two supercars... then the rev battle begins

The Lamborghini Aventador S and Audi R8 V10 Plus go head to head, and the moment they rev, the difference in sound becomes impossible to ignore.

Top 8 futuristic cars redefining innovation: electric, hybrid & AI tech for 2018+

Discover the most innovative and high-tech cars of 2018 and beyond in this comprehensive showcase. Explore groundbreaking advancements in electric powertrains, hybrid systems, autopilot technology, and luxury interiors. From the Audi Q8's augmented reality display to the Quant's unique flow cell technology, and the Nissan IMX’s autonomous features, our video covers SUVs, sedans, sports cars, and crossovers designed for the future. Whether you're interested in artificial intelligence, advanced connectivity, or striking futuristic designs, this review provides detailed insights and comparisons for car enthusiasts and those eager to see the future of automotive innovation.

Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT 739hp, can it launch this hard?

The Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT E Hybrid delivers extreme performance with a combined 739hp, pushing the limits of what a performance SUV can achieve on the road. With instant power delivery and strong acceleration, it promises a driving experience that feels closer to a sports car than a traditional SUV, especially during hard launches and high speed runs. This first drive focuses on how the car performs in real conditions, including its 0 to 60 acceleration, stability under power, and overall control when pushed, while also exploring comfort and usability for daily driving. But does this powerful hybrid setup truly enhance the experience, or does it feel too aggressive for everyday use

Baja challenge car built for off-road racing

A Baja Challenge car is built with off-road racing in mind, and this video takes a closer look at that purpose-built design. Rather than focusing on everyday driving, the car is made to perform in tough conditions where durability and control matter most. Viewers can get a sense of how a racing vehicle is adapted for rugged terrain and challenging tracks. The video is a straightforward look at an off-road competition car and the role it plays in the Baja racing world, making it a useful watch for motorsports fans and casual viewers alike.

The weirdest car publicity photos ever published

Most official press photos just do their job quietly. Nice positioning and lighting, show the car off at its best, and you’re done. But these ones… not so much

10 ways US tariffs are impacting Canadian car buyers

10 Ways U.S. Tariffs Are Impacting Canadian Car Buyers

Automotive giant Stellantis sees first-quarter shipments rise 12%

Automotive giant Stellantis on Wednesday reported a 12% rise in shipments for the first quarter of 2026. Total shipments rose to an estimated 1.4 million units, up 12% year-on-year, driven primarily by gains in Europe and North America, with additional support from growth in the Middle East & Africa and South America. In North America, shipments in...