Lamborghini, Ferrari and Porsche all build cars capable of exceeding 200mph. The cars on this list can do significantly more than that... Ever since Karl Benz fired up his Patent-Motorwagen for the first time in 1886, the title of the fastest car in the world has been hotly contested. The Benz could achieve
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Google adds AI to Android Auto to reduce driver distraction
Google is hoping its latest update means less time looking at a screen Next software update will enable drivers to communicate with other people more quickly and easily Google has announced that it's bringing artificial intelligence (AI) to Android Auto in order to reduce the amount of time drivers spend looking
Alfa Romeo Tonale 2024 long-term test
Compact SUV with PHEV tech and design flair makes its exit. Did it do Alfa proud? Why we’re running it: To see how well Alfa’s new PHEV small SUV balances rationality and emotion Month 4 - Month 3 - Month 2 - Month 1 - Specs Compact SUV with PHEV tech and design flair makes its exit.
Used Subaru Impreza Turbo 1994-2004 review
The 'car of the decade' remains astonishing value, with rally-inspired handling and dinner plate-sized foglights There have been so many derivatives of this infamous Japanese saloon over the years, but when it first came to the UK in 1994, it was simply called the Subaru Impreza 2000 Turbo.There had already been a more powerful
£15k heroes: What is Britain's best cheap car?
The class of genuinely affordable cars is shrinking more quickly than ever – we decide which is the best bargain How much does a new car cost nowadays? Any car will do: transport, freedom, four wheels, an engine and some seats. After the couple of years we’ve just had, I wouldn’t
The brilliance of the Toyota GR Yaris and why 'hooning' is allowed
Many supercar drivers also own a Toyota hatch for everyday duties Prior talks with the chief engineer of the GR Yaris, and riffs on Australia's 'moron tourism' What I suspected was the case with the Toyota GR Yaris has turned out to be about right. “It’s no wonder I’ve had correspondence from people
Richard Hammond on classic cars, TV, and the future of EVs
We chat to The Grand Tour host at his workshop to talk the future and his dream for this summer For a bloke who has spent 23 years wandering the world making internationally popular TV car shows - Richard Hammond seems remarkably well adapted to the wilds of Worcestershire. For more than