Time’s up for atmo-V8-engined, rear-driven, manual-shift muscle cars, right? Wrong, says seventh-generation 'Stang You would have thought that of all the things in the world the new Ford Mustang didn't need, it was a new name tag.After Boss, Mach 1, Bullitt, Shelby GT350 and Shelby GT500, surely there were enough. Apparently not. Welcome, then, the

Chunky two-box proportions hint at an enhanced focus on practicality Crossover completely reinvented for its second outing; will be among last Vauxhalls to go electric The Vauxhall Crossland will grow significantly, be heavily redesigned and gain an electric option for its second generation next year. Earlier this year, Vauxhall announced each

Californian-based EV brand Fisker goes after style-savvy, range-conscious buyers with its first production model As the struggles of so many car makers to ignite the sales growth of their electric car lines continue to show, there’s still plenty of need for reassurance among those looking to buy their first EV.While people

Tyre gauges are essential for keeping your car on the road, so which gauge should you buy? A tyre gauge is an essential bit of kit, whether it’s to keep in the car or the garage, and there are lots of different options out there. We tried not to lose the

Your car is a hugely valuable asset, so which tracker device offers it the best protection? GPS trackers are a great way to bring added security to a valuable vehicle, but it’s a minefield of different devices, from OBD trackers to keyring trackers. So which one offers the most comprehensive protection

Mahle Powertrain and GAC have been testing ammonia in combustion engines With ammonia's clean combustion and convenient chemistry, how do we approach it as a fuel? Chinese manufacturer GAC, in conjunction with Toyota, has made headlines again by announcing it has successfully run a car engine on carbon-free ammonia. But if

Advertising roads so everyone flocks to them is, in Prior's mind, a bad idea Prior reflects on public disgust for the Goodwood Festival of Speed, and how lonely roads are often the best My local pub recently received a two-star online review from a walker who arrived to find it