New 296 "very close" to the limit of what a RWD Ferrari is capable of The new Ferrari 296 Speciale is billed as the “most fun to drive, emotionally charged” car the marque has built yet, with its 868bhp claimed to be “very close” to the limit of what a rear-wheel-drive car
Isuzu D-Max pick-up goes electric with full-time 4WD
Twin-motor EV version of popular truck will land in 2026 with one-tonne payload and 163-mile range Isuzu has revealed an electric version of its D-Max pick-up truck with full-time four-wheel drive and a payload of more than a tonne. The D-Max EV is making its debut at The Commercial Vehicle show in Birmingham this
Volkswagen ID 3 to get another extensive facelift
Electric hatch's second refresh will run deeper than changes made in 2023, Autocar has been told Volkswagen is preparing a second facelift for the five-year-old ID 3 as part of efforts to keep the electric hatchback fresh until it is replaced by the electric Golf in 2028. Set to be launched in
Inside Cosworth: how Brit firm is keeping the screaming V12 alive
Commerical director Chris Willoughby shows us around the Cosworth factory... The company faded from popular view for a while but is now back at the forefront, designing soul-stirring engines Features such as this so often open with a somewhat clichéd remark about the incongruousness of the drab surroundings from which
Omoda 3 unveiled as stylish crossover bound for the UK
New model will arrive here within the next 12 months priced from below £30,000 Chinese upcoming brand Omoda has revealed a radical new compact crossover aimed at the MG4 and Kia EV3. The Omoda 3 will be officially launched in October ahead of a global rollout including the UK starting late in
Nissan shouldn’t rush to replace the legendary GT-R
Time between generations of cars like the Nissan GT-R helped us appreciate them all the more The Japanese concept of wabi-sabi is difficult, or impossible if you ask some Japanese people, to precisely define. But I have Google and all the false confidence of a mediocre, middle-aged, Western white man, so
Britain vs the world: when Super Tourers took over
In the 1990s, national champions from abroad and ex-F1 racers would compete in the BTCC New rules formulated by the BTCC for 1991 took the racing series to new heights and attracted global attention The British motorsport landscape had never seen anything like the boom time of the British Touring Car Championship through