News
When will the right-hand-drive Chevrolet Corvette be on sale?
Expectations are high for the first Corvette to be sold in RHD form. But how much longer do UK buyers need to wait for the mid-engined C8?
All new cars to log real-world fuel consumption from January 2021
New European rules require all new cars to be sold with onboard fuel consumption monitoring devices as part of the fallout from ‘dieselgate’.
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
How Mazda launched five car new brands – and all of them failed
A brief look at Mazda's infamous five dead brands: Amati, Autozam, Efini, Eunos and Xedos, with an honourable mention for M2.
How to create a winning election ‘battle bus’
As the Liberal Democrats unveil Jo Swinson’s general election bus, we reveal how to create your own winning ‘battle bus’
McLaren boss Mike Flewitt talks supercars, from LT to EV
We have coffee with McLaren CEO Mike Flewitt, discussing the new 765LT, his love of classic Lotus racing cars and McLaren’s plugged-in future.
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
Yellow box junctions: how to avoid a penalty
Stopping in a yellow box junction could land you with a £130 fine. We explain the rules – including a video – so you can stay legal and safe.
How to use the emergency refuge areas on smart motorways
Emergency refuge areas are a safe haven for stranded vehicles on busy smart motorways – but many motorists don’t know what they are or how to use them.
How to use the Dartford Crossing on a bicycle
While motorists have to pay to use the Dartford Crossing, cyclists can use it for FREE, with a special pick-up service designed for bicycles.
