Ferrari 12Cilindri Spider

Ferrari fits a folding hard top to its V12 grand tourer The Ferrari 12Cilindri is a more relaxed-feeling car than the 812 Superfast that preceded it because of the existence of the SF90. That’s true in Coupe form and now is our chance to try it as a convertible, or the

Ferrari Roma

Gorgeous coupé looks to be a proper grand tourer with a front-mounted V8 and an obvious focus on usability God bless whoever was brave enough to ask the question at the end of the monthly Ferrari ‘town hall’ meeting concerning exactly why it was that the company didn't make a car

Murray firm developing ultra-lightweight chassis for new supercars

Project aims to achieve greatest performance available through weight reduction; available to other firms from 2027 Gordon Murray Automotive (GMA) is to launch “a portfolio of new vehicles” underpinned by a ultra-lightweight supercar chassis being developed by a UK consortium. Project M-Lighten aims to create monocoques using high-strength extrusion aluminium alloy which, while lighter,

The genesis of self-propelled buses and vans

Petrol power might have quickly won over the market but it was steam that first powered buses and vans It would be reasonable to assume that motorised commercial vehicles came some time later than cars, considering how puny the very first cars were. Take the Benz Viktoria of 1893, for instance: