Custom Subaru builds featuring STI and XV

Explore two unique Subaru builds showcasing creativity, performance, and personal style. #SubaruSTI #Subaru #CarBuilds

Is a hotter Toyota GR GT already in the works? Here's everything we know

Spy photos reveal new aerodynamic upgrades for the GR GT, hinting at a harder-core track version. Here's what we know.

Fast Porsche 911 pushes Audi R8 around Nürburgring

Audi R8 and Porsche 911 footage from the Nürburgring highlights a striking moment involving two well-known performance cars on a demanding race track. The focus is on the interaction between the vehicles, with the Porsche 911 appearing to push the Audi R8 as they move through the circuit environment. This kind of automotive clip is likely to appeal to viewers who follow supercars, sports car dynamics, and Nürburgring track videos. It also provides clear classification for motorsport, car spotting, and high-performance driving content.

How fast is this McLaren 720S on public roads?

McLaren 720S on public roads brings supercar performance into an everyday driving setting, with the video focusing on how the car behaves away from a closed track. The title points to a real-world look at speed, acceleration, and road presence, making it relevant to viewers interested in exotic cars, road tests, and high-performance driving. Public-road conditions add context for how a modern supercar feels in normal traffic and open-road environments. It offers a straightforward look at one of McLaren’s best-known models in a public setting.

Groundbreakers: the cars that did it first

We take a look at all the cars that changed the world – one new technology at a time

The most popular Chinese car brands in Britain: From small fry to the one selling 1 in 25 new cars

Based on the latest year-to-date figures SMMT, we've ranked Chinese carmakers by market share to see which has secured the largest slice of the UK automotive pie.

Why Porsche’s once-unbreakable business model is suddenly falling apart - Volkswagen

Porsche spent decades building one of the most profitable and respected names in the automotive industry, but its financial formula is suddenly under extraordinary pressure. According to the transcript, operating profit plunged from €4.04 billion to roughly €40 million in the first nine months of 2025-a staggering 99% collapse. Slowing demand in important markets and a more expensive and complicated transition to electric vehicles have forced CEO Oliver Blume to acknowledge that Porsche’s existing business model no longer works in its current form. The crisis now raises a much bigger question: if even Porsche can struggle this badly, what does it mean for Volkswagen, luxury cars, and the industry’s expensive push toward electrification?

Can a custom test rig save this Bugatti gearbox?

Mark McCann’s team faces the challenge of safely testing a rebuilt Bugatti gearbox before reinstalling it. Former Ricardo engineers help design a custom spin rig instead of using a far more expensive full test system. The team 3D-scans the car to create mounting parts and rebuilds the transmission wiring and control setup. Early bench testing reveals damaged pump wiring and a stuck pressure relief valve causing excessive pressure. After repairs, the gearbox is mounted to the rig with an inline filter to catch clutch debris. Initial running exposes an oil leak caused by a missing internal O-ring. Once fixed, the transmission is gradually tested at higher speeds and through all seven forward gears. The rig eventually reaches 6,500 RPM, simulating speeds above 180 mph. A small input shaft seal leak appears but improves after repeated heat cycles. Reverse gear then engages successfully for the first time in four years, giving the team confidence to reinstall the gearbox.

Here’s what autobahn speeds do to EV range

Driving at well over 100 mph deals a significant blow to an EV's range.

10 worst European-made cars & 10 best

European automakers have produced some of the most respected, influential, and enjoyable vehicles ever sold, but the continent’s factories have also released models weakened by poor construction, questionable engineering, or badly judged designs. Since “best” and “worst” will always involve some personal preference, this list considers reliability, safety, performance, innovation, practicality, historical significance, and overall execution. The weaker cars fell well below reasonable expectations, while the strongest models changed their categories or delivered an unusually complete driving experience. Here are the 10 worst European-made cars and the 10 best.

Germany's Daimler Truck to build new plant in United States

German commercial vehicle manufacturer Daimler Truck is planning to build specialized and long-haul lorries at a new plant in the United States. Production is scheduled to start in 2029, with construction of the plant due to begin at the end of 2026, the DAX-listed company announced on Thursday. Potential sites are currently being assessed, and the...

20 government vehicles the public isn't allowed to buy

Government fleets include a lot more than the tinted window sedans. Some vehicles protect world leaders, while others carry troops, recover tanks, move rockets, or inspect explosives from behind thick armor. Private collectors can sometimes buy retired military equipment after it’s been stripped, disabled, or demilitarized. Many of these machines also come with special armor, weapons, electronics, or communication systems that aren’t sold to regular buyers. These 20 government vehicles aren’t available to the public in their complete form.

Old truck restoration: What was still inside?

An old Mack truck finally moves again, revealing what was still hiding inside during the restoration process. A look at the shop work and truck revival. What would you check first?

After years of delays, Aptera is finally preparing to build customer cars

It only plans to build 40 units at first, which will do little to fulfill its 50,000 reservation backlog.

The most famous firsts in the auto world

Discover the world's first gas station, speed camera, parking meter and much more

Volvo is reportedly working on a bigger, more affordable EV

The rumor Volvo EX50 targets a fall 2027 US arrival, adding space and tech while undercutting today’s EX40 price.

An imported Lamborghini replica finally reaches the UK

A replica Lamborghini Diablo arrives in the UK after being shipped from Texas, but the project immediately reveals several unexpected problems. Jammed doors, broken latches, locked steering, and an engine cover that opens during transport make the journey to the workshop more difficult than planned. Once inside the garage, the team inspects the custom interior, handcrafted components, and supercharged Chevrolet LS V8 hidden beneath the rear bodywork. With a major automotive event approaching, the focus shifts to understanding what it will take to get the replica running, driving, and ready for its public debut.

Chinese carmakers surge in UK as Lepas L8 debuts

Record market share: Chinese brands have captured 15.8% of the UK new car market in 2026, with BYD, MG, Jaecoo and Omoda leading the charge. Lepas enters scene: Chery’s new brand Lepas launches the L8 plug-in hybrid SUV, aiming at premium rivals like VW Tiguan and Toyota RAV4 with sub-£35,000 pricing. Impact on rivals: Established automakers like Ford, BMW, Nissan and Honda are losing significant UK market share as Chinese models gain traction.

How global rallycross supercars hit 60 mph in 1.9 seconds

Regulations limit them to 2 liter engines and 45 millimeter turbocharger restrictor plates, which ultimately are the two factors limiting power. The engines produce about 600 horsepower, and over 650 lb-ft of torque, rocketing these machines from 0-60 in as fast as 1.9 seconds. 1.9 seconds! If we do the math, 60 mph is equivalent to 88 ft per second. 88/1.9 = 46.3 ft/sec squared, or if we divided by 32.2, it means the cars accelerate at over 1.4 longitudinal g’s!! That’s faster than any production vehicle, regardless of how much it costs. So how do they achieve such mind blowing acceleration? First and foremost, you’ll need all wheel drive and an absurd power to weight ratio. With a minimum weight of 2921 pounds including the driver and all fluids, the vehicles are carrying less than 5 pounds of weight for every horsepower the engine produces. All wheel drive is obviously critical for maximizing acceleration, but it’s also important that the engine torque finds its way to the wheels with the most traction. To do this, plate and ramp style mechanical limited slip differentials are used front and back. A shallow ramp angle in an LSD will lock up more easily under throttle. With the differential locked up, torque goes wherever it finds grip. A steep ramp angle will provide little lock-up, or if it’s as steep as 90 degrees, no lockup.

Kia picks Mexico for EV3 production

Mexico’s Pesquería plant gets retooled for Kia EV3 production through 2028, boosting local content, charging build-out, and exports to North America.

Auto sales see second consecutive month of gains in July: DesRosiers

RICHMOND HILL — DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc. says auto sales in July were up from a year ago, marking the second consecutive month of sales gains.

Porsche 992 Turbo S can hit 0–60 mph in just 2.2 seconds

This POV drive review takes a close look at the Porsche Turbo S, focusing on the 992 generation and its impressive acceleration. The in-car perspective highlights the driving experience, performance feel and the way the car delivers power on the road. With a claimed 0-60 MPH time of 2.2 seconds, the Turbo S demonstrates the level of straight-line performance expected from a modern supercar. The video explores the balance between everyday usability, precision handling and extreme speed, offering a detailed look at one of Porsche’s most recognizable performance models.

Polestar 5 shows the future of electric luxury GTs

The Polestar 5 is Polestar’s future flagship electric GT, built to show the brand’s best ideas in design, performance, comfort, and sustainability. At more than 5 meters long and nearly 2 meters wide, it enters the luxury grand touring space against cars like the Porsche Taycan, Porsche Panamera, Audi E Tron GT, Mercedes EQS, and Zeekr 001. The design is low, sleek, and aggressive, with a sharply dropping bonnet, huge 22 inch wheels, orange Brembo brakes, and no rear window, using a digital camera mirror instead. The Performance version brings a large 112 kWh battery and up to 650 kW of power, making it a serious high performance EV. Inside, the low driving position, Recaro seats, tall center console, vertical touchscreen, Bowers And Wilkins audio, and massive panoramic roof create a cocoon like luxury feel. Rear passengers get clever foot space, massage, heating, and cooling, although headroom is limited for very tall adults. The main concern is heavy use of piano black trim.

Nissan's US strategy is paying off: Production jumps 24%, tariff costs fall

North American production of Rogue, Pathfinder and Frontier is rising, cutting tariff exposure and reshaping Nissan’s pricing power in a soft US market.

2015 Volvo S60 - Twincharged - Review & test drive

The 2015.5 Volvo S60 T6 Drive-E features a turbocharged and supercharged 2.0L direct injection engine. This engine produces 302 HP at 5700 RPM and 295 lb-ft of torque at 2100 RPM, very early on. The Drive-E is FWD, and features an 8-speed Geartronic automatic transmission with advanced quick shift paddle shifters. This vehicle also features start/stop engine technology, and corner traction control through torque vectoring. Features Include: Integrated 7-inch color LCD monitor HD Radio, USB & Aux inputs Bluetooth Hands Free Power Glass Moonroof Leather Upholstery 8 way power front seats with 3-position memory Keyless Entry & Drive with safe approach lighting Electronic ignition with push button start/stop Electronic parking brake Dual zone electronic climate control Heated power outside rearview mirrors with memory 60/40 folding rear seat w/ center arm rest pass thru Power foldable rear seat headrests Rain-sensing windshield wipers Platinum Package Includes: Harmon Kardon Premium Sound System Active dual xenon headlights with washers Technology package Adaptive cruise control with queue assist Collision warning with full auto brake Distance alert, driver alert control Lane keeping aid Convenience package Power retractable side mirrors Grocery bag holder Rear park assist camera Accent lighting Options Include: 19" BOR diamond cut wheels Blind spot information system Metallic paint Heated front seats MSRP as Tested: $46,525

Tesla feature I never knew

After six years of Tesla ownership, one overlooked feature finally comes to light. See what was missed and why it could be useful for other Tesla owners.

Why some Canadians are buying cars from other provinces

A vehicle search that once ended at the provincial border now often stretches across the country. Canadians are comparing listings in neighbouring provinces—and sometimes thousands of kilometres away—because local supply, pricing, condition, and equipment can vary sharply. The appeal is not simply finding a cheaper sticker. A distant vehicle may offer the exact trim, a cleaner underbody, stronger maintenance records, or a body style that has become scarce nearby. These 12 reasons explain why cross-provincial car buying is becoming a practical option for some households, tradespeople, collectors, and electric-vehicle shoppers. They also show why the apparent bargain must be measured against taxes, inspections, transport, registration, insurance, and the protections available when a purchase crosses jurisdictions.

Chinese carmaker thrives amid Germany's EV subsidy boom

Sales of electric cars in Germany rose sharply in July following the introduction of the government's new electric car subsidy, with Chinese manufacturers reaping the greatest increase in turnover. More than 78,600 battery electric vehicles (BEVs) were newly registered last month - almost 62% more than in July of the previous year, according to the...

1 of 1 GM Motorama Car

A look at the one-of-one car GM made for Motorama, with a focus on its history and unique design details. What stands out most about this rare show car?

The real reason he abandoned his Porsche 911 GT3 is finally revealed

The video reveals the real reason the Porsche 911 GT3 was abandoned and left unused despite being one of the most desirable driver’s cars on the road. The story focuses on the ownership problems, personal circumstances, unexpected costs, or mechanical concerns that made driving the car increasingly difficult. Its appeal comes from discovering why someone would walk away from a machine that most enthusiasts dream of owning. For viewers in the USA, UK, and Australia, the episode offers an honest look at the reality behind high-performance car ownership when excitement turns into frustration. The result is a revealing Porsche story built around mystery, disappointment, and the truth behind a GT3 that suddenly disappeared.

Why some Canadians are losing patience with plug-in hybrids

Plug-in hybrid registrations in Canada fell in 2025, while conventional hybrids grew, a notable change in segment totals. The video explains how plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) perform in Canadian winters and why electric-only range often shrinks. It outlines factors affecting PHEV range, home charging access, and public charging speeds. Cold temperatures, cabin heating, battery behavior, winter tires, and road conditions can reduce electric range and prompt engine starts. Engines may also activate in EV mode for heating, defrosting, system protection, or added power. Regular charging is central to savings, yet renters and apartment or condo residents may face limited access. Many models rely on slower charging and may not use fast chargers, affecting public convenience compared with gasoline refueling or fully electric vehicles.

My wife says our teenager should get a brand-new SUV because older cars are unsafe. Is buying a cheap first car irresponsible now?

It starts innocently enough. One parent says a cheap used car is fine for a teenager, and the other says the kid needs a brand-new SUV because the roads are too dangerous now. The hard truth is that both sides are usually reacting to something real, but the data shows this is not as simple as old equals unsafe and new equals safe.

I hammered the Nissan Armada Pro-4X off-road - then drove it nearly 1,000 miles

I Hammered the Nissan ArmaA nearly 1,000-mile drive from Los Angeles to Boulder, Colorado puts the latest Armada Pro-4X through a serious long-distance test, after it had already been hammered through desert sand, dunes and rocky off-road terrain. Its air suspension can provide up to 11.7 inches of ground clearance, backed by a 33-degree approach angle, 24.5-degree departure angle, real skid plates, recovery hooks and a locking rear differential. Under the hood is a 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 producing 425 horsepower and 516 lb-ft of torque, paired with a 9-speed automatic, but the nearly 6,000-pound SUV averaged only around 17 MPG during the cross-country drive. Inside, it combines dual 14.3-inch screens with a 600-watt, 12-speaker Klipsch audio system, making the Armada impressively equipped even though several frustrating details keep it from being perfecta Pro-4X Off-Road - Then Drove It Nearly 1,000 Miles

Rivian is adding a second shift to the R2 assembly line. Here’s why it matters

The American EV startup started delivering customer-spec R2s in June. It’s now gearing up to do double shifts in Illinois.

10 Chevrolet models that built loyalty & 10 that hurt the brand image

Chevrolet has spent more than a century building vehicles for everyone from suburban families and tradespeople to performance enthusiasts, but not every model wearing the bowtie has strengthened that relationship. Some nameplates earned decades of loyalty through dependable service, accessible performance, practical design, or a strong connection with American culture, while others became associated with quality problems, disappointing execution, recalls, or questionable styling. Together, these models reveal 10 Chevrolets that built lasting loyalty and 10 that hurt the brand’s image.

The 'uncool' family car millennials are suddenly obsessed with, and it's much cheaper than an SUV

The family vehicle Americans once laughed at is back in style, with younger parents turning the vehicle into mobile living spaces.

Porsche 992.2 GT3 launch control top speed driver POV

In this video we take the Porsche 992.2 GT3 onto the unrestricted German Autobahn for an incredible 0 to 300 kmh launch control test, showcasing explosive acceleration, breathtaking naturally aspirated flat six sound, top speed, and an immersive driver POV. Powered by Porsche's legendary 4.0 liter naturally aspirated flat six engine, the new 992.2 GT3 delivers razor-sharp throttle response, linear power delivery, and an unforgettable soundtrack that climbs all the way to its 9,000 rpm redline. Every gear change highlights the precision engineering that has made the GT3 one of the world's most respected performance cars.

Porsche 911 GT3 RS roars wild past the crowd

Crowd reactions frame the Porsche 911 GT3 RS as it roars by, turning the focus to the car’s sound, styling, and fast-moving presence. The video fits into automotive and supercar coverage, offering a concise view of a Porsche performance model that stands out for its track-inspired character and aggressive design. Scenes like this are often of interest to car enthusiasts, motorsport fans, and viewers following high-end vehicle showcases. The result is a direct, context-rich look at the GT3 RS passing through a public setting.

Tuned Golf 7R challenges Audi RS3 in drag race

A tuned Volkswagen Golf 7R lines up against an Audi RS3 in a drag race focused on straight-line performance and modified car comparison. The matchup highlights two popular performance hatchbacks known for quick acceleration, sporty tuning potential, and strong enthusiast appeal. With the Golf 7R featuring aftermarket tuning and the RS3 representing Audi’s high-performance compact model, the video fits neatly into motorsport, car culture, and tuning content. It offers a clear look at how these vehicles compare in a drag strip setting, making it relevant for viewers interested in fast cars, modified imports, and real-world acceleration tests.

2014 Ford Fusion Energi Titanium - review & test drive

The 2014 Ford Fusion Energi is a plug-in hybrid capable of 21 purely electric miles, but also with a 2.0L gasoline engine giving the car a range of 620 miles. The 5 door sedan features a eCVT transmission which power can be delivered through by the engine, electric motor, or both, giving it a peak 195 HP combined. The car is rated for 43 mpg combined when on gasoline-only mode, and 100 MPGe when using EV mode. This features the Titanium package. Features include: 17" aluminum wheels Auto halogen headlamps Decklid spoiler Dual zone auto climate control Easy fuel capless filler Fog lamps Integrated spotter mirrors Keyless entry keypad Leather seats 10 way adjustable front driver seat Sony premium audio system Rear A/C Ducts Hill start assist Rear view camera Sync w/ MyFord Touch Optional Equipment Includes: Ruby red tinted clear coat Navigation system MSRP as tested: $42,485

2014 Toyota Corolla S - Review & test drive

The 2014 Toyota Corolla features a 1.8L inline 4-cylinder engine with DOHC, 16 valves, and Dual VVT-i. The S trim comes with either a CVT or a 6 speed manual transmission. The Corolla has a MacPherson strut suspension up front with disc brakes (front and rear), and a rear torsion beam suspension. Interior Features Include: LED low beams LED daytime running lights Integrated fog lights Color-keyed heated power outside mirrors Rear deck spoiler Auto climate control w/ pollen filter Entune audio with 6.1" touchscreen Integrated backup camera SofTex-trimmed heated front seats 8 way power adjustable front driver seat 60/40 split fold down rear seats Cruise control Leather wrapped steering wheel (w/ audio and bluetooth controls) Steering wheel mounted paddle shifters Remote keyless entry Optional power tilt/slide moonroof Convenience Package Includes: Smart key system on front doors and trunk Push button start Navigation and 6.1" Touch Screen Display MSRP as tested: $23,570

After driving over 25 Chinese cars, these are the 6 I would buy

These six cars represent what I think are the best of what China has to offer. I wouldn’t mind seeing them in my driveway every day.

Revealing my 2023 Cupra Born after months of real-world driving

The video introduces the 2023 Cupra Born as a long-term test vehicle and explores what it is really like to live with the electric hatchback beyond the first drive. The story focuses on its performance, driving range, charging experience, practicality, interior technology, running costs, and how it fits into everyday life. Its appeal comes from providing an honest ownership perspective rather than a short first impression. For viewers in the USA, UK, and Australia, the episode offers valuable insight into whether the Cupra Born delivers on its promise as a stylish and enjoyable electric daily driver. The result is a balanced EV ownership story built around real-world experience, practicality, and the strengths and weaknesses that only emerge over time.

Meet the Chinese brands targeting Audi, BMW and Mercedes buyers

Meet the Chinese and American brands targeting Audi, BMW and Mercedes buyers - DRIVESMART: In the latest DriveSmart newsletter, Steve Fowler unpacks the crowded new premium car market – and asks how much longer Audi, BMW and Mercedes can rely on the badge alone

Ford recalls more than 20,000 vehicles in Canada as camera problems trigger new safety actions

Ford announced recalls affecting more than 20,000 vehicles in Canada, citing safety concerns with rear-view visibility and exterior trim that could pose hazards. The camera-related recall covers certain F-150 and F-250 Super Duty pickups, where software may leave a menu overlay obstructing the rear-view camera image. A separate action targets 2023–2024 Mustang Mach-E crossovers for loose rear-quarter-window trim that may detach. Ford plans an APIM software update, with VIN checks determining eligibility and dealer repairs provided at no cost. More than 134,000 U.S. vehicles are also affected. The company has faced prior camera recalls and a $165 million U.S. penalty, drawing added scrutiny.

Aventador S launch hits different

The Lamborghini Aventador S delivers breathtaking acceleration, dramatic styling, and the unmistakable character of a naturally aspirated V12. See what makes this supercar launch unforgettable. #Lamborghini #AventadorS #Supercars

BMW 3 Series: The much-loved model’s history

Gas Monkey reveals an electric Ferrari Testarossa at SEMA

Gas Monkey Garage reveals a heavily modified Ferrari Testarossa at SEMA with Richard Rawlings explaining the unusual ideas behind the build. The original powertrain has been replaced by an electric setup, while the driver’s position has been moved to the center of the cabin. The conversion also includes upgraded suspension, stronger brakes, reduced weight, and more power than the original car produced. Elsewhere at the show, the episode highlights a custom Chevy C10, a British-built Toyota Corolla, and a twin-charged Mustang. The main story centers on whether such a radical transformation still preserves the character of the iconic Ferrari.

Tesla driver pulled over for going 19mph over speed limit, blames autopilot

A Tesla driver pulled over in Parker, Colorado on July 21 argued with an officer, saying it was not his fault for going 64mph in a 45mph zone because his vehicle was in autopilot.

RCMP recovers 392 vehicles set to be exported from Canada by organized crime

The RCMP, working with other law enforcement agencies and Canadian financial institutions, says it has prevented hundreds of vehicles from being exported through Canadian ports.