McLaren Rebuilt The Road Car That Started Everything

Long before the McLaren F1 rewrote the supercar rulebook, Bruce McLaren had a different idea. It just never made production.

Bentley’s First Electric Car Finally Has A Name

Bentley has finally named its first electric car, but the bigger story is where it comes from and what it says about the future of one of Britain’s oldest luxury brands.

Ferrari Brought Back The Manual Without Really Bringing Back The Manual

Ferrari has brought back the clutch pedal, but the new 12Cilindri Manuale is not the old-school manual purists may be expecting.

Rolls-Royce Turned America’s 250th Birthday Into A Bespoke Flex

Rolls-Royce has marked America’s 250th birthday with three one-off commissions, turning red, white and blue into a very luxurious tribute.

BMW’s New X5 Wants To Be Every SUV At Once

BMW has given the new X5 petrol, diesel, plug-in hybrid, electric and hydrogen power, turning its most important SUV into a bet on every possible future.

The Urus SE Performante Is Proof Lamborghini Customers Are Not Ready To Go Quiet

Lamborghini has stepped back from pure EVs and turned hybrid power into exactly what its customers still want, more noise, more speed and more theatre.

The New Hyundai Elantra Looks Way Too Sharp For A Sensible Sedan

Hyundai has given the Elantra a sci-fi makeover, proving the sensible sedan still has some attitude left.

Polestar Built Cars Outside China And Still Got Blocked In America

America’s connected-car crackdown has caught Polestar, which shows that the next EV fight is about ownership and software as much as where the car is built.

Lewis Hamilton’s Dad Is Sending His $4 Million Love Letter To British Cars To Auction

Anthony Hamilton’s 27-car private collection is heading to Silverstone, led by a Jaguar XJ220 and a garage full of British classics.

Cadillac’s EV-Only Future Just Got A Gas-Powered Reality Check

Cadillac spent years preparing for an electric future, but GM is now putting real money behind another gas-powered model.

Ferrari’s Marketing Boss Is Leaving Just Weeks After The Luce EV Backlash

Ferrari says Enrico Galliera’s exit was a personal decision, but his departure comes just weeks after the Luce EV became one of the brand’s most divisive modern launches.

Ford Is Turning The Ranger Into Australia’s New LandCruiser 70 Rival

Ford is expanding the Ranger Super Duty into a proper heavy-duty ute range, and Toyota’s LandCruiser 70 Series finally has a serious new fight on its hands.

Porsche Is Cutting Back To Become More Porsche Again

Porsche is cutting variants, reducing complexity and chasing higher margins after a brutal profit slump exposed how far the brand had stretched.

Xiaomi’s 1000HP SUV Went Around The Nürburgring With No One Behind The Wheel

Xiaomi’s YU7 GT has set a Nürburgring SUV record with a driver, then went back out and lapped the track with nobody inside.

Jaguar Is Betting Its Future On A Bentley-Priced Electric GT

Jaguar is preparing to return with a 1000hp electric GT, and this time it is chasing Bentley money instead of the old premium crowd.

The Camaro Might Come Back With A V8 And Four Doors

Chevrolet may bring back the Camaro with V8 power, rear-drive bones and a four-door twist that could upset purists but save the nameplate.

Polestar Wants Its Own BMW M Moment With A New Breed Of Performance EVs

Polestar has the design credibility, but now it wants the kind of performance identity BMW M and AMG built over decades.

GMC’s New Hummer X Fixes The Biggest Problem With The Hummer EV

GM says the Hummer X is only a concept, but its smaller size, modular design and serious off-road hardware make it look like the Hummer that should exist.

Cupra’s Small New EV Is Volkswagen’s Answer To Boring Affordable Cars

Cupra’s new Raval is small, electric and built to be affordable, but its bigger job is proving cheap EVs can still have a pulse.

GM’s Camaro Comeback Is Really About America Falling Back In Love With Petrol

The Camaro comeback is not just nostalgia. It looks like part of a bigger GM reset as petrol performance suddenly feels useful again.

The Lotus Emira 420 Sport Is What Happens When Engineers Strip Everything Back

Lotus has made the Emira lighter, sharper and more nostalgic, with 414bhp, proper handling upgrades and a removable glass roof that feels wonderfully old-school.

Ferrari’s Electric Gamble Is Already Becoming A Brand Problem

Ferrari’s first EV was always going to test the purists, but the Luce backlash suggests the bigger problem is whether the brand can change without losing what people worship.

Polestar’s Next Big Test Is Becoming Popular Without Becoming Ordinary

Polestar wants bigger sales and more mainstream models, but its real challenge is becoming popular without losing the sharp identity that made it different.

Your Fuel Bill Is Up 33%. Shell’s Profits Are Up 109%. Do The Maths.

Oil giant Shell posted a staggering US$6.9 billion in first quarter earnings…