Aston Martin's Vantage enters a new age with an old-school sports coupé demeanour With 656bhp rather than the 503bhp of its immediate predecessor, the latest 2024 Aston Martin Vantage has moved on to a new performance plane.It was a serious sports car before but the comprehensive overhaul for 2024 has, as

Much of Sühlmann’s work since his return has been to develop a new design language At one of its most pivotal times, Tobias Sühlmann reveals what Woking's new cars will look like When McLaren Automotive chief design officer Tobias Sühlmann is looking for inspiration, he doesn’t have to go far

The Picanto is tired of being picked on so it’s taken some design steroids Prior talks design characteristics making cars more aggressive, and wonders if it's all just a fad I wonder if the mock diffuser at the back of the new Kia Picanto will make it look so sporty

The sight of the Continental in this specifications stirred Lane's inner Woolf Barnato All modern cars can handle a full-day drive through France, but not quite like this Car journalism: it can’t resist a good cliché. Among the top offenders is the notional ability of an assertive, long-snouted grand tourer

Traditional AMG buyers didn't take to the PHEV drivetrain AMG lines up twin-turbo V8 power for upcoming super-coupé amid slow sales for four-cylinder hybrid C63 The upcoming Mercedes-AMG CLE 63 will receive a twin-turbocharged 4.0-litre V8 petrol engine developing up to 585bhp, senior officials at the division’s Mercedes-Benz parent company

The Alpenglow Hy4 uses a 2.0-litre turbo four fuelled by hydrogen Alpenglow hits the track as Alpine doubles down on hydrogen; new V6 engine is in the works Alpine has unveiled the Alpenglow Hy4, a hydrogen-combustion supercar that will be used to develop the technology for future road and track

Officers in patrol cars would receive Morse messages from base We take communications for granted now, but it was very different story in 1930s Britain We take for granted these days that communications will be easy, instant and possible everywhere. Indeed, almost everything in the modern world relies on it being