With a 6.3-litre twin-turbo V12 and a top speed north of 200mph, this rare and exotic Brabus SV12 comes up for auction on 8 November.

Supplied new via Land Rover Special Vehicles to the late Queen Elizabeth II, this 2007 Range Rover also has a link to Jeremy ...

With just 42 miles from new, this perfectly preserved R107-generation Mercedes-Benz 500SL has never been used on the road.

The Golf GTI story reads like the biography of a rock legend. It starts with enthusiasm and experimentation, then explodes into unimagined success. Before long, our hero is a household name. After ...

The Renault 5 recently make a comeback as a fully electric car. Better still, a hot version is in the works: the Alpine A290. I haven’t been this excited about a small car since, well… 1996. When I ...

Ever been following a car and thought it looked familiar, but you couldn’t pinpoint why? Many cars – especially low-volume sports cars – use the rear lights from more mainstream models to save on ...

After months of delay due to COVID-19, the 2020 British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) is back in action. To celebrate, we have tracked down some of the most impressive, significant, or downright ...

When BMW sold venerable British car company Rover in 2000, after six years of ownership, the new management decided to party like it was 1999. This would be a different kind of car company, they said, ...

In 2016, a humble Volkswagen Golf GTI came runner-up to a Porsche 911 R in EVO magazine’s Car of the Year shootout. Yet just 12 years earlier, the GTI seemed to be heading for extinction. The Golf GTI ...

You’ll often hear musicians talk about the ‘difficult second album’ – the problem of following a successful debut with something new and better. Car manufacturers frequently rise to the challenge, ...

The MGB is arguably Britain’s most popular classic car. However, it’s also a victim of its own success. Owners love them, but some enthusiasts turn up their noses when they see yet another MGB turning ...

There’s a theory among some enthusiasts that the 1990s represented ‘peak car’. This was an era when cars were well-built and reliable, yet still relatively ‘analogue’ – free from desensitising driver ...