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Nissan Micra K11 drives faster than expected on circuit

A Nissan Micra K11 takes to the circuit and demonstrates speed that may be more than many viewers expect from a compact city car. The video centers on track driving, where acceleration, cornering, and general road feel become more noticeable than in normal street use. It provides useful context for fans of small hatchbacks, Nissan history, and grassroots motorsport content. The result is a clear automotive clip that shows how a modest-looking car can behave in a performance setting.

Is this self-built Porsche GT3 RS actually good on track?

A self-built Porsche GT3 RS takes to the track, putting a custom performance build under real driving conditions. The video focuses on how a modified supercar performs in a motorsport setting, where handling, speed, balance, and track readiness all matter. It offers a close look at a Porsche track car that has been put together outside the factory formula, making it relevant to viewers interested in car builds, performance tuning, and high-performance driving. For anyone following Porsche content, track testing, or enthusiast garage projects, this provides a clear look at how a home-built GT3 RS compares when the laps begin.

NIO EL6 offers luxury comfort with a different EV experience

The NIO EL6 is a premium electric SUV that blends luxury, technology, and everyday comfort into a highly refined package. With nearly 500 horsepower, all wheel drive, and a spacious cabin, it delivers strong performance while remaining smooth and relaxing for family journeys. High quality materials, comfortable seats with massage functions, and the unique Nomi AI assistant help create a distinctive premium experience. The standout feature is NIO’s battery swapping technology, allowing drivers to replace a depleted battery with a charged one in just a few minutes at dedicated stations. While some controls rely too heavily on the touchscreen and fast charging speeds are no longer class leading, the EL6 remains an attractive alternative to established German luxury SUVs.

Why the 991 GT3 RS still feels special next to Porsche’s newer 992 GT3

A back-to-back Nürburgring experience with a Porsche 991.1 GT3 RS and a newer 992 GT3 highlights just how far Porsche has evolved its track-focused cars. Yet despite the newer car's massive performance advantage, the older GT3 RS still delivers a character that remains deeply appealing.

Long-term test update: 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV

Generally, during a long-term test, I find myself liking a car more and more as I spend more and more time in it (duh, right?). It happened with the Hyundai Ioniq 9, Hyundai Santa Fe, and Mazda CX-50 — it didn’t happen with the Subaru Crosstrek, but that’s not entirely the Crosstrek’s fault, as it’s not meant to be a family-of-five car.

90 days building Audi race car - Auto Union Type D 1938 for my daughter

90 Days Building Audi Race Car - Auto Union Type D 1938 For My Daughter Welcome to NDWoodArt! We're a father and son duo crafting stunning wooden cars that combine artistry with functionality. Join us as we showcase the bond of family love and the joy of woodworking. From intricate designs to flawless engineering, we create visually captivating and fully functional wooden cars. Subscribe now for a delightful blend of craftsmanship, family values, and the magic of woodworking.

Porsche GT2 RS Gumball build finally leaves the garage for good

The heavily modified Porsche 911 GT2 RS sits covered in sponsor decals and aggressive aero as the legendary Gumball 3000 rally machine reaches the end of its journey. With massive power, race inspired styling, and unforgettable road trip memories across the Middle East, this build became one of the wildest cars ever featured on the rally.

Pickup trucks with the best gas mileage for 2026

Pickup trucks are going through a mileage revolution.

This car started America’s horsepower war and police couldn’t stop it

This wasn’t just another American car - it became the blueprint for an entire generation of muscle machines. What started as a bold performance experiment quickly exploded into illegal street racing, massive horsepower wars, and constant police attention across the country. Car builders everywhere began copying what made this machine so different, turning it into one of the most influential vehicles America had ever seen. Decades later, its DNA still lives inside modern performance cars, and the deeper the story gets, the crazier it becomes

UAW calls for a midnight strike at GM pickup truck axle supplier

By Kalea Hall DETROIT, May 31 (Reuters) - United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain on Sunday called for a strike at a Michigan factory that makes axles for General Motors pickup trucks, some of its most profitable vehicles. The Detroit union said late on Sunday that workers at the plant in Three Rivers, Michigan, owned by Dauch Corp, would walk off the job at midnight (0400 GMT). Dauch,

The fastest family Tesla you can buy today

The Tesla Model X Plaid remains one of the most unique vehicles on the road, combining the practicality of a three row family SUV with performance that rivals exotic supercars. With more than 1000 horsepower, breathtaking acceleration, iconic Falcon Wing doors, and Tesla’s industry leading charging network, it continues to offer a driving experience few competitors can match. Despite riding on a platform that is now over a decade old, the Model X still feels remarkably modern thanks to its spacious interior, advanced software, and impressive efficiency. However, not everything is perfect, as the stalkless steering wheel controls and aging architecture reveal some of the platform’s limitations. The big question is whether this legendary Tesla can still compete with a new generation of premium electric SUVs in 2026.

Inside the Ford Heritage Collection

Given Ford’s status as one of the United Kingdom’s best-loved car brands, the fact that its 130-strong collection of heritage vehicles – which includes everything from an early Transit van to an original GT40 racer – has only been open to the public since 2024 is bewildering. Until recently, Ford of Britain’s dazzling array of historic cars and commercials had been squirreled away in what was affectionately known as the ‘old tool shed’ at...

Nissan set to build Chinese car giant’s vehicles at UK plant

Nissan set to build Chinese car giant’s vehicles at major Sunderland plant - Chery cars could be rolling off the Sunderland production line in the 2027 financial year

Junkyard discoveries from Ron’s Auto Salvage in Allison, Iowa

We are back in Iowa for our second and final trip to the treasure trove that is Ron’s Auto Salvage of Allison, Iowa.

Tesla performance SUV battle Model Y vs Model X Plaid

The Tesla Model Y Performance and Tesla Model X Plaid may share the same design philosophy, but they deliver two very different driving experiences. In this comparison, Autogefuel explores how Tesla’s compact performance SUV stacks up against its flagship ultra-high-performance luxury SUV. From the outside, both cars clearly belong to the Tesla family with their smooth aerodynamic shapes and minimalist styling. However, the differences become obvious once they stand side by side. The Model X Plaid is significantly larger, around 31 cm longer than the Model Y Performance, giving it a much more imposing road presence. The Model Y feels slimmer and more compact, while the Model X appears broader and more luxurious.

Why the differences between the Mercedes and McLaren F1 gearboxes matter

Despite sharing the same engine, McLaren opted for a gearbox with shorter ratios, while Mercedes uses longer gear ratios – here's what that means for each team

A famous movie car became evidence in the scandal that changed GTR imports

The video revisits the rise and collapse of Motorex, the company that helped bring the Nissan Skyline GT-R into American car culture before everything fell apart. What began as a bold attempt to make forbidden Japanese performance cars legal in the United States soon became tied to Hollywood, including GT-Rs linked to the early Fast and Furious films. As demand grew, the business struggled under legal requirements, high costs, missed promises, and the erratic behavior of its founder. The story escalated into investigations, alleged assaults, stolen cars, federal scrutiny, and the end of a once-promising import operation. At the center of it all was a yellow movie-linked GT-R whose destruction symbolized the end of one of America’s most dramatic import car scandals.

NASCAR’s $61B partner is giving away a Hendrick car to fans, here’s how you can apply

A real NASCAR Cup Series race car could soon belong to one lucky fan. NASCAR's $61 billion partner, Anduril Industries, has launched a massive giveaway featuring an authentic Gen-6 Chevrolet used in NASCAR competition. Here's everything you need to know about the giveaway, the Anduril 250, and how fans can enter for a chance to own a piece of racing history.

20 cars that make you want to be on the road all the time

For some, driving can be an awfully monotonous task that only helps you get from destination A to destination B. So if you're looking to add some excitement back into this tedious activity, we've got the cars for you. These vehicles will completely change the way you see the road! Here are 20 cars that'll make you want to drive all the time.

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Travellers looking for EVs to save on gas won't find them at car rental companies

Steve Liborio was caught off guard by a sudden increase in interest in electric vehicle rentals, several years after the car rental industry's foray into EVs failed to get the traction it had hoped for.

US auto safety regulator opens probe into nearly 115,000 Rivian vehicles

May 28 (Reuters) - The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Thursday it has opened a preliminary probe into 114,922 Rivian vehicles over an issue with the rear toe link. The issue relates to the company's R1S and R1T electric vehicles. The agency's office of defects investigation received two vehicle owner questionnaires reporting that the left rear toe link separates

Small Toyota Starlet GT goes insanely fast on Nürburgring track

A small Toyota Starlet GT takes on the Nürburgring track with the kind of pace that makes compact performance cars stand out. The video focuses on the hatchback’s speed and track presence as it moves through one of the best-known circuits in motorsport. For viewers interested in car culture, hot hatch performance, and track driving, it offers a clear look at a lightweight Toyota on a demanding racing course. The Nürburgring setting adds context for anyone searching for high-performance lap footage and spirited driving.

Autosport magazine: Looking ahead to Le Mans – and F1’s future

Our guide to the greatest endurance race, Alpine’s rise and the prospects of V8s returning to F1 feature in this month’s issue

10 reasons people hold onto their cars & 10 why they replace them too soon

Most people like to believe they make smart, practical decisions about their cars, but the truth is usually the opposite. After all, when you own a vehicle, you’re juggling money, time, comfort, and a little bit of anxiety about what could go wrong next. There are very human reasons why you might keep a vehicle longer than you probably should, and the equally valid reasons you might trade it in before it’s actually earned the goodbye. Let's take a look at both sides.

How cool are the features of the Honda ZR-V?

The Honda ZR-V is a crossover SUV that offers a mix of modern styling, driving comfort, and well-rounded technology for everyday use.

What does ex-Stig Ben Collins drive daily?

Ben Collins shares the real cars behind his life beyond The Stig, including his Porsche 997 Turbo Gen 2 daily driver. He explains why the manual Porsche suits everyday use, family life, and proper driving feel, while also looking back at cars like his Honda Civic, Honda Prelude, Toyota Supra, and long-owned Audi A3. The video gives a personal view of how a professional driver chooses a car for the road.

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Showing my Ford RS200 Group B rare rally car collection!

My Ford RS200 Group B collection gives a rare look at one of the most legendary rally cars ever built, with motorsport history, extreme design, and serious collector appeal all in one garage. This video shows the details that make the RS200 so special, from its rally focused engineering and aggressive shape to the short lived Group B era that made cars like this unforgettable. The Ford RS200 remains a dream machine for rally fans because it represents a time when manufacturers pushed performance, traction, power, and design to wild limits. Seeing a rare RS200 collection up close adds even more excitement, especially for viewers who love classic rally cars, Ford performance, and motorsport icons. From the bodywork to the history and the presence of these cars together, this collection tour delivers rarity, nostalgia, and a close look at one of Ford’s most dramatic racing creations.

Toyota turns the bZ4X into a true family adventure vehicle

The Toyota bZ4X Touring expands on the standard bZ4X formula by adding significantly more cargo space, improved practicality, and a stronger focus on family adventures. With up to 1,700 liters of luggage capacity, a spacious rear cabin, and available all wheel drive, it is designed to handle everything from daily commuting to weekend getaways. The 74.7 kWh battery delivers up to 591 km of WLTP range in front wheel drive form, while Toyota continues to emphasize durability, efficiency, and long term reliability. Physical controls for key functions remain, making the cabin easy to use on the move. Combining comfort, versatility, and Toyota’s renowned warranty coverage, the bZ4X Touring aims to be one of the most practical electric family vehicles available.

This electric sedan focuses on space comfort and technology

The XPENG P7 Plus stands out as a premium electric sedan in a market increasingly dominated by SUVs. With its sleek design, nearly five-meter length, and spacious interior, it offers impressive comfort for both drivers and passengers. The rear cabin provides exceptional legroom, making it suitable not only as a family car but also as an executive chauffeur vehicle. Inside, the minimalist cabin combines advanced technology with practical controls, including physical stalks and steering wheel scroll wheels that improve usability. Comfortable seats, a large panoramic glass roof, and a modern infotainment system further enhance the experience. With generous cargo space, strong practicality, and a premium feel throughout, the XPENG P7 Plus positions itself as a compelling competitor in the growing electric sedan segment.

Will my BMW E36 survive its first track day?

First track day pressure meets a BMW E36, a model long valued by car fans for its balance and tuning potential. The video centers on track driving and the challenges that come with taking a road car onto a circuit for the first time, including pace, control, and the car’s ability to stay consistent under load. It is a natural fit for motorsport, BMW, and automotive enthusiast audiences looking for track day footage and a closer look at an older performance car being put to the test.

The family SUV that drives like an EV but travels like a hybrid

The Leapmotor B10 combines modern EV technology with the flexibility of a petrol powered range extender. Available as both a full electric vehicle and an EREV hybrid, it offers impressive cabin space, a practical 430 liter cargo area, and a technology focused interior packed with features. The EREV version uses a petrol engine only as a generator, allowing the vehicle to maintain the smooth driving experience of an EV while delivering up to 900 km of total range. With competitive pricing, fast charging capability, and a spacious family friendly cabin, the B10 presents an interesting alternative for buyers who want electric driving without worrying about charging availability on longer journeys.

Best and worst cars for snow driving

Discover which cars perform best in snowy conditions and which to avoid, with key insights on traction, safety, and winter driving reliability.

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Inside Toyota Corolla Nearly Crashes With Porsche at Nürburgring

A close call involving a Toyota Corolla and a Porsche unfolds at the Nürburgring, giving viewers a look at mixed-class driving on one of the most famous race tracks in the world. The scene centers on vehicle positioning, speed, and the tight margins that can appear during track driving. With a mainstream Toyota model sharing the course with a Porsche, the video naturally fits automotive, motorsport, and Nürburgring search topics. It provides clear context for audiences following track footage and car interactions on the German circuit.

Can a 1300HP patrol control ice racing?

A 1300HP Nissan Patrol arrives from Oman and enters an exclusive winter racing event filled with rare and expensive cars. The video follows the turbo SUV as it runs on spiked tires, struggles for grip, and drifts on ice with rear-wheel drive only. With huge power, anti-lag sound, snowy crowds, and a heavy SUV trying to stay controlled on frozen ground, the event turns into a wild test of traction and power.

Tipo 184 delivers an authentic classic racing car feel

The Tipo 184 comes as a vehicle that brings back the authentic spirit of classic racing cars. Its design is inspired by the golden era of motorsport, creating a unique visual and emotional experience that stands apart from most modern vehicles. With its blend of retro styling, simplicity, and a focus on driving enjoyment, the Tipo 184 stands out as an interesting choice for automotive enthusiasts who appreciate classic racing heritage.

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Can two GT3 RS drift through mountain roads?

Two black Porsche 991.2 GT3 RS cars take on a snowy mountain touge road in a rare tandem drifting session. The video focuses on rear-engine grip sharp steering icy corners and the challenge of keeping two track-focused Porsches controlled while sliding through the mountains. With sunset scenery snowbanks tire smoke and close GT3 RS movement this becomes a dramatic Porsche drift run built around precision and control.

10 reasons Japanese brands are more reliable & 10 trusted cars to buy

Japanese car brands have built a global reputation for reliability, but what actually makes them stand out? In this video we break down 10 reasons Japanese brands are known for their long term dependability and 10 trusted cars that consistently deliver performance and value. One of the biggest advantages is a strong focus on quality control and continuous improvement. Many Japanese manufacturers follow production philosophies like Kaizen, which emphasizes constant refinement and efficiency. This approach has helped brands like Toyota and Honda become known for vehicles that last for years with minimal issues. Japanese cars are also designed with simplicity and durability in mind. Fewer overly complex systems and proven engineering methods often result in fewer breakdowns and lower maintenance costs over time. Alongside the reasons behind their reliability, we also highlight some of the most trusted models you can buy today. If you are looking for a dependable vehicle that holds its value, this list is a great place to start. Comment below with your favorite reliable car.

Could new Stellantis models be built in Ontario?

Big plans from global automaker Stellantis could be an opportunity for plants in Ontario, according to the head of the company's Canadian division. Stellantis revealed plans last week to launch 11 new models in North America. The company has two assembly plants in Canada — one in Windsor and one in Brampton, where workers don't have a vehicle to build. CBC Windsor's Emma Loop reports.

Precision drifting masterclass: Volvo wagon tandems at Goodwood 2024

Experience precision drifting at its finest as a Volvo wagon and sedan tackle tight tandem drifts around hay bales at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2024. Watch high-performance cars—led by a striking blue sports car—make expert steering corrections for flawless drift lines in this high-energy motorsports showcase!

The first SUV made by every major car-maker

As SUVs continue their rise in global sales charts, we take a look at where the story started for all the most important manufacturers

Cars boomers loved before SUVs took over—did you drive any of these?

Before SUVs completely took over suburban driveways, boomers loved...Well, they loved cars that were stylish (and yes, some were ridiculous). But honestly, a lot of them still had more personality than today’s endless sea of gray crossovers.

Uber to launch robotaxis in Munich with Israeli AI company

Ride-hailing company Uber and Israeli artificial intelligence firm Autobrains are launching a robotaxi programme in Munich with a fleet of self-driving cars, the companies announced on Monday at the GTC technology conference in Taipei. The cars will drive at Level 4 autonomy, where no driver attention is required, meaning passengers can sleep, work...

20 Manual Cars Gearheads Swear Are the Best to Drive

For real driving enthusiasts, nothing comes close to the satisfaction of a manual transmission. It is not just about moving

How to test drive a used vehicle without getting scammed

A test drive should build confidence, not cost you. What steps protect you from tricks when trying out a used car?