News
Official figures show car use down 30% in second lockdown
Road use is down 30 percent in the UK's second 2020 lockdown, as travel restrictions continue to have an impact on car use and traffic.
McLaren’s new hybrid supercar to be called Artura
The McLaren Artura is powered by a twin-turbocharged V6 with hybrid tech and could hit 250mph. It goes on sale in 2021. Excited? We are.
Hybrid car sales to continue until 2035
The government confirms that sales of full hybrid vehicles will continue until 2035, five years after the ban on new petrol and diesel cars.
Features
The cars of Alan Partridge: in their words, not ours
As Alan Partridge returns to the BBC, we take a look at some of the cars driven by the host of This Time – including his new Vauxhall Insignia Grand Sport.
The wildest – and weirdest – motoring world records
From the wheelie-popping Dodge Demon to the heaviest vehicle pulled by hair, we look at some of the least conventional motoring Guinness World Records
The fastest production cars in the world
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As controversy and costs swell around the HS2 high-speed rail project, we reveal the supercars that better its suggested 225mph top speed
Reviews
Polestar 1 (2020) review
The Polestar 1 is a 600hp carbon-bodied plug-in hybrid designed to get this new brand noticed. Are you paying attention yet?
Ford Focus ST (2019) review
The Ford Focus ST edges closer to RS performance with 280hp, adaptive dampers and a Track mode. Does it share the smaller Fiesta's brilliance?
Ford GT (2017) review
The GT is Ford's track-focused supercar flagship, with a carbon fibre body, a 656hp V6 engine and a Hollywood back-story. We drive it.
Advice
How to tow a trailer or caravan safely
Whether you're towing a trailer or a caravan, here are some of the basics you need to remember to travel safely on the road.
Your guide to online car buying websites
Online car buying websites have grown in popularity in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. We explain the various options.
What does that sensor on my car windscreen do?
Modern cars are packed with technology, including sensors fitted behind the interior rear-view mirror. This is how they work.
