Occasionally it takes time for a car's virtues to become apparent. Why? I'm not so sure... With a limited-run Final Edition special, the Toyota GR Supra is about to depart this earthly realm, nearly six years after it was launched early in 2019 at the Detroit motor show. It doesn’t seem like six

Overall car sales did rise last year but were heavily propped up by fleets – sparking industry worry The number of new cars bought by UK private buyers last year was fewer than in 2020, when the country was in the midst of the Covid pandemic. Around 746,000 cars were sold to private

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In 1933, The Autocar columnist The Scribe suggested hotels fit for a Christmas break. Cropley retraces his steps Driving somewhere for Christmas? Many of us will be, but we’ll probably soon expect to settle somewhere warm and familiar among friends and relatives. And, as usual, we’ll most likely enjoy the festive victuals

World's best-selling car will be rejuvenated to fend off cheaper and longer-range rivals The Tesla Model Y will be substantially updated this year with a new look, an interior overhaul and much improved performance figures. The updated version of the EV, which was the world’s best-selling car in 2023, has now been spotted

The way plug-in hybrid fuel efficiency and CO2 emissions are calculated changed at the start of this year Some vehicles are at risk of losing company car tax breaks following the 1 January change to the way plug-in hybrid (PHEV) fuel efficiency and CO2 emissions are calculated. These reforms arrive after long-standing

The Tannistest is an annual celebration of the year’s new cars, attended by motoring’s great and good... Normally, an interview with a car company CEO is a highly coordinated affair, something that will have been weeks or even months in the planning and then carefully choreographed in its execution. Yet there was