Can a 1000HP Toyota Supra survive arctic snow drifting?

OG Schaefchen takes a 1000HP Toyota Supra MK4 to Lapland, Finland, for an extreme Arctic snow drifting adventure. The rear-wheel-drive Supra is fitted with spiked tires, a custom front bumper, added lighting, and a wild hood-exit screamer pipe setup, but deep snow and icy roads make the drive far harder than expected. The team deals with poor traction, a sticking throttle issue, weak cabin heat, heavy fuel use, and several moments where the car slides into deep snow and needs help getting out. Despite the problems, the Supra delivers loud antilag sounds, dramatic snow action, and a rare look at how difficult it is to control huge power in freezing conditions.

Tipo 184 open chassis reveals its engine and suspension layout

The open chassis of the Tipo 184 provides a clear view of the mechanical components that are normally hidden beneath the bodywork. The engine placement suspension system and overall structural layout offer an interesting perspective on how the vehicle is constructed. This video provides a general overview of the Tipo 184 chassis and the arrangement of its engine and suspension components.

Gujarat vehicle sales surge as buyers shift to CNG, hybrids

Ahmedabad: Vehicle sales in Gujarat gathered pace between Jan and Aug, with both passenger vehicles and two-wheelers registering strong growth, according to data released by the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA). During the period, 2.7 lakh passenger vehicles were retailed across the state, up from 2.2 lakh units in the correspon...

I shipped my rebuilt car halfway across the world - and the engine blew before the show

After rebuilding a wrecked car in just 24 hours and fitting an extreme wide-body kit, the creator shipped it from the UK to Los Angeles with plans to drive it to Las Vegas for SEMA. The 691-horsepower car initially ran perfectly, but during a half-mile race against a roughly 700-horsepower rival, it suddenly entered limp mode at over 100 mph, produced heavy smoke, stalled and left the engine completely seized. Further inspection revealed missing coolant, an unusually high oil reading and several spark plugs soaked in coolant, while one plug was badly damaged, suggesting a serious internal engine failure. The team initially wondered whether a previously outstanding turbo oil-line recall was involved, but the turbos appeared intact and the exact cause remained unclear. With the car stranded thousands of miles from home and SEMA beginning the following day, the team was left trying to determine what had destroyed the engine and how they could get the rebuilt car back on the road.

This MG ZT-T got fixed after James May’s Tesla bump

This video follows the repair of Mike’s MG ZT-T after James May accidentally scraped it with his Tesla Model S while parking. What starts as a minor collision becomes the perfect excuse to finish several jobs before selling the car, including replacing a noisy rear exhaust box, fixing a broken suspension drop link, repairing the electric window switch panel, fitting fresh Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tyres, and polishing the bodywork. Once the work is complete, former Top Gear Stig Ben Collins takes the MG for a test drive and praises its comfort, handling, and character. The finished car is then prepared for sale through eBay.

Honda records massive domestic growth in August

This is in contrast to 3,850 domestic and 2,924 international sales in August 2025.

Real reason why Skoda is bullish on sedans in India: Ashish Gupta interview

New Delhi, Aug. 27 -- Why is Skoda still betting big on sedans in India when the market is increasingly shifting towards SUVs? In this interview, Ashish Gupta, Brand Director, Skoda Auto India, explains the thinking behind the brand's sedan strategy and why it believes there is still strong demand for cars like the Slavia in the Indian market.

Why this rare BMW M5 Touring V10 was so cheap

DriveTribe introduces a rare BMW M5 Touring with a 5.0L V10 engine, 500 HP and a surprisingly low purchase price. The estate is one of a small number built in Carbon Black, but its cheap price comes with history: it was previously written off after a small fire caused by a battery wiring issue. The car still offers the drama of a high revving V10, the full power M button and unusual performance features, but it also brings serious risks, including heavy fuel use, dated technology, slow steering and the need for specialist checks. Next, the team plans to inspect key parts, update the navigation and decide how to transform the car.

Why don’t we have solar powered cars?

Explore the growing popularity of electric vehicles and the challenges users face, including charging time and accessibility. This video dives into solar-powered cars, examining their viability as an alternative energy source and addressing critical questions about their power supply capabilities and cost-effectiveness. #SolarPoweredCars #ElectricVehicles #RenewableEnergy

Toyota versus MG: Truth about plug-in hybrids and strong hybrids

Toyota's marketing implies plug-in hybrids need charging, but MG's Tomahawk PHEV self-charges via regenerative braking and a petrol generator, offering long-distance capability.

No charging? No problem: Why automakers are betting on range extender EVs

JSW MG Motor India chairman Parth Jindal is pushing for a lower goods and services tax (GST) rate for Range Extender Electric Vehicles (REEVs), a technology yet to be launched in India. He wants REEVs to be taxed at a lower rate than conventional hybrids, if not at the same rate as electric vehicles. JSW MG Motor became the first company to locally manufacture plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) in India. The company says PHEVs “will be a...

China makes cars so quickly that regulators are getting worried

Chinese automakers aim to cut new model development to 18 months using AI, but regulators are intensifying safety inspections amid concerns over quality and rapid innovation.

The most unusual, forgotten, and rarest cars in Renault’s collection

The most unusual, forgotten, and rarest cars in Renault’s collection

North Korea ordered 1,000 cars - then never paid for them

North Korea has the lowest rate of car ownership in the world, yet somehow its streets are filled with Mercedes-Benz sedans, imported luxury SUVs, and even decades-old Volvos that were never paid for. In this episode, we uncover the bizarre and often unbelievable history of automobiles in one of the world's most isolated countries. From Soviet-inspired factories and homemade Mercedes clones to international sanctions, black market smuggling networks, and the largest automotive theft in history, this is the story of how North Korea built its car culture despite being largely cut off from the global automotive industry. We'll explore the country's philosophy of self-reliance, the rise and fall of its domestic car manufacturers, the infamous Volvo deal that remains unpaid more than 50 years later, and the elaborate schemes used to bring luxury vehicles into the country. Along the way, we'll examine what cars reveal about power, status, and everyday life inside North Korea, where even a simple drive can represent a rare taste of personal freedom.

VinFast halts cars production in India to reassess costs: Report

Vietnamese EV maker VinFast is reportedly halting its production of select cars in India to reassess costs. Reuters reported that the company has asked its suppliers to hold all activities on three programmes, including a two-door SUV called VF3, VF6 and VF7 SUVs. As per sources, VinFast could not achieve its planned costs for developing and sourcing parts locally in India. Local manufacturing was expected to help the company reduce costs and...

GTA 6 Will Feature Significantly More Vehicles Than GTA 5 Before Its Release

Players have identified more than 250 different vehicles showcased in the trailers and screenshots for GTA 6.

What it feels like to drive the $790K McLaren

The McLaren 765LT Spider takes center stage during an exclusive gathering packed with rare supercars and hypercars from Ferrari, Bugatti, Pagani, Lamborghini and more. Finished in fully exposed carbon fiber and valued at around $790,000, the 765LT Spider joins a convoy of roughly 30 exotic cars heading back to a private collection. The event also features machines including a LaFerrari, Pagani Huayra BC Roadster, multiple Bugattis, Ford GT, Carrera GT models and a rare Ferrari 275. Once behind the wheel, the McLaren demonstrates its explosive acceleration, powerful braking and sharp handling on public roads while surrounded by some of the world’s most desirable performance cars. The day concludes as the convoy reaches the mansion, followed by another drive in a Mercedes Benz G63 4x4 Squared.

Rare BMW Z3 restored from leaks to auction-ready

This video follows DriveTribe’s Trading Up project as the team takes on a rare Velvet Blue BMW Z3 with a 2.0-liter straight-six engine and prepares it for auction. The car needs several fixes, including a rocker cover gasket leak, fresh oil, a new air filter, a replacement soft top, suspension upgrades, and new brakes. After the mechanical work, the team cleans the interior, refreshes the engine bay, polishes the headlights, and sends the car for a full respray to restore its rare color. The finished Z3 becomes a cleaner, sharper, more desirable roadster, with the auction sale set to fund the next step toward their 500-hp supercar goal.

Hyundai Creta SX3 spied testing: Bigger SUV, hybrid power and design changes expected

Hyundai Creta SX3 spy shots from Europe reveal a sharper front fascia, split headlamps, and a larger grille ahead of its official unveiling.

Mercedes-AMG GT R cruises down a tree-lined road

A matte grey Mercedes-AMG GT R, finished with a Petronas-inspired teal stripe and accents, drives along a quiet road framed by rows of bare trees on either side. The car's aggressive front splitter, prominent AMG grille, and Panamericana-style vertical bars highlight its position as one of Mercedes' most track-focused sports cars, built around a twin-turbo V8 producing over 570 horsepower. Dappled sunlight filters through the tree canopy, creating shifting patterns of light and shadow across the car's hood as it moves down the road. A traditional Dutch farmhouse is visible in the background, adding a rural charm to the otherwise performance-focused scene. The GT R's distinctive teal and matte grey color scheme, reminiscent of Mercedes' Formula 1 livery, sets it apart from more conventional AMG color options. This kind of relaxed drive showcases the GT R's everyday usability, offering a glimpse of the car outside its more typical high-speed track environment.

2015 BMW i8 test drive - predicting traffic lights

The 2015 BMW i8 is a plug-in hybrid featuring a turbo 3-cylinder engine producing 228 HP and 238 lb-ft of torque sending power to the rear wheels. At the front of the car, an electric motor supplies 129 HP and 184 lb-ft giving the vehicle AWD control. There's a two-speed automatic transmission up front for the motor, and a 6-speed automatic transmission in the rear for the ICE. Total system output is 357 HP and 420 lb-ft. There's a 7.1 kW lithium ion battery onboard for pure EV driving. Built into all new BMWs is the Enlighten App which provides a countdown of traffic lights for when they will turn red/green. An incredible feature that allows for better timing of lights, saves you fuel though improved driving, and gives you peace of mind knowing when the light will change.

Maruti Suzuki cars set to get costlier by up to Rs 20,000 from September: Here's why

Maruti Suzuki said that it has been making continuous efforts to mitigate the cost impact to the extent possible through cost reduction measures for the past few months.

Best-selling car brands in August 2026: Maruti Suzuki leads the pack, Kia back in top 5

Maruti Suzuki retained its lead among India’s best-selling car brands in August 2026, while Kia returned to the top five as the latest sales rankings saw notable shifts.

21 of the best French cars ever built

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Hyundai races to add capacity as demand booms but won't bet on hybrids without price fix: Official

India, Sept. 4 -- Hyundai India has brought forward a third production shift at its Talegaon plant by a full 18 months, a sign of just how far demand has outrun the company's own planning. Speaking to this reporter, Hyundai India's Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Tarun Garg said the surge left the company with little choice but to accelerate a shift addition that wasn't originally due for another year and a half.

5 SUVs I would choose if I never wanted to buy another car

These five SUVs offer a compelling mix of luxury, durability, performance and off-road ability, making them ideal choices for long-term ownership in India.

Kia targets 410,000 sales by 2030 as it doubles down on premium SUVs and electrification

Kia India sets a domestic sales target of 410,000 units by 2030, supported by a 10-model pipeline, hybrid powertrain localization, and the launch of the Sorento SUV.

India's auto sector sees strong growth; experts flag battery concerns

India's auto sector is booming, fueled by GST 2.0 and low interest rates, with Maruti Suzuki reporting 35% growth. Experts, however, stress the urgent need to develop a domestic battery ecosystem and charging infrastructure for electric mobility.

5 electric cars I would choose for exploring India by road

Mercedes-Benz CLA Electric, Mahindra BE 6, Tesla Model Y Long Range, Mercedes-Benz EQS 580 and Tata Sierra EV offer impressive ranges, making them ideal electric cars for long-distance road trips across India

He had 3 cars ready to give away - finding someone who would accept one became the hard part

A group sets out with three cars and a simple plan to give them to college students who do not already own one, but the giveaway proves far more difficult than expected. Several people reject the offer or appear unwilling to believe that a stranger is genuinely handing over a vehicle for free. Eventually, one student accepts, and the group begins putting the car legally into her name before she drives away. They also give her $1,000 to help cover insurance, gas and other immediate costs associated with the vehicle. The compelling part of the story is the unexpected distrust surrounding an unusually generous offer, and the moment the recipient finally realizes the car truly belongs to her.

This car finally drove after a $3 repair - then every warning light came back on

After rebuilding a badly wrecked car, the team takes it on a road trip of more than 1,000 miles toward an abandoned racing circuit outside Barcelona. The nearly 100-year-old track features enormous banked sections reaching around 78 degrees, an extremely rough concrete surface and a history stretching back to the 1920s. Four cars are selected for a challenge to see who can record the highest speed coming off the banking, despite suspension and four-wheel-drive faults appearing almost immediately. The rebuilt car repeatedly hits the rough surface, briefly goes airborne and damages its front splitter while pushing higher up the banking. In the final results, it records 81 MPH, while the winning car reaches 85 MPH on one of the most unusual tracks the group has ever attempted.

New Audi A2 e-tron debuts with 646km range; check design, battery and key details

New Audi A2 e-tron has debuted with up to 646km range. Check its electric powertrain, battery details, design, performance and key features of Audi’s latest compact EV.

Like Mitsubishi Pajero, 5 global SUVs we wish were sold in India

Here are five legendary SUVs that, like the Pajero, could be major crowd-pullers if they ever made their way to Indian showrooms.

New Renault Kwid spotted without camouflage, gets revamped interior

Renault’s 2027 Kwid has been spotted undisguised with major exterior, interior and technology upgrades, while retaining its 1.0-litre petrol engine; its India launch remains unlikely amid Renault’s SUV-focused plans

Former Stig tests a fire damaged BMW M5 V10 estate

Ben Collins, the former Stig from Top Gear, gets behind the wheel of DriveTribe’s BMW M5 Estate to see whether the 500 plus horsepower V10 wagon still lives up to its reputation. The car has a complicated past, including a Category N record from a small battery fire, but its engine is healthy and now makes around 520 HP with a carbon intake. Ben is impressed by the V10 response, stable chassis, daily usability, head-up display and M mode character. The biggest question is whether the car really needs a manual swap, but Ben argues the original transmission still works better than expected.

Skoda Slavia facelift breaks cover! New automatic, features explained

Skoda has unveiled its updated Slavia compact sedan in India. The refreshed model introduces new features and a revised automatic transmission option. Pre-bookings for the updated Slavia are now open with a Rs 15,000 deposit. It continues to offer two existing petrol engine choices for buyers. Pricing details for the facelifted sedan are still pending announcement.

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.

Ford Mustang pushes the limit through fast track corners

Ford Mustang takes on fast track corners with a focus on speed, balance, and control. The footage centers on the car’s performance as it moves through tight bends on a racing circuit, highlighting the driving dynamics that make Mustang models a staple in performance car coverage. With its strong muscle car identity and track-ready character, the scene fits motorsport, auto enthusiast, and performance driving categories. The video offers a clear look at how a Ford Mustang handles cornering on a fast-paced track setting.

Henry Ford owned more than 2,000 acres around his Michigan home. The estate later became a national historic landmark

Henry Ford's ambitious vision led him to acquire vast tracts of land near Dearborn, Michigan, to support his burgeoning automobile enterprise. Fair Lane, created on this land, harmoniously blended innovative architecture with lush gardens and advanced technology, including its own hydroelectric power plant. For many years, it was the Ford family's cherished residence. Today, this historical estate stands as a proud National Historic Landmark,...

Range Rover electric can wade 900mm of water, climb 45° slopes and add 200km range in 10 mins

Orders open: The Range Rover Electric is Range Rover’s first fully electric SUV, with orders now open in several markets. In the UK, prices start at £154,070 for the Autobiography short-wheelbase version, while the US starting price is $138,000. The SUV is built at JLR’s Solihull plant alongside Range Rover models with combustion, mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains. Twin motors: The Range Rover Electric uses two 260kW permanent-magnet electric motors, one on each axle, producing a combined 405kW, or up to 542hp, and 850Nm of torque. JLR says the torque figure is higher than that of any previous Range Rover. The SUV can accelerate from 0-60mph (0-97km/h) in as little as 4.3 seconds and from 50-75mph (80-121km/h) in 2.7 seconds. Battery boost: Power comes from a 118.5kWh lithium-ion battery with 344 prismatic cells arranged in a double-stack layout. The battery uses an 800-volt electrical architecture with split-charging capability and supports peak DC charging of 350kW. Range Rover quotes a maximum WLTP range of 372 miles (599km), while the US EPA rating is up to 333 miles (536km). 22-minute charge: With a 350kW DC fast charger, the Range Rover Electric can charge from 10% to 80% in around 22 minutes. JLR says it can add up to 125 miles (201km) of EPA-rated range in 10 minutes when charging at its maximum rate. The 800-volt system also supports split charging, allowing the vehicle to use 400-volt charging infrastructure. Faster traction: The Range Rover Electric uses Integrated Traction Management to control motor response in as little as 50 milliseconds. JLR says this is up to 100 times faster than an equivalent combustion-engine system. Intelligent Driveline Dynamics can vary rear-axle torque from zero to 100% to help maintain traction. The system is designed to provide precise control across different road and off-road surfaces. 900mm wading: The electric SUV can wade through up to 900mm, or 35 inches, of water. Single Pedal mode allows it to pull away on slopes of up to 33 degrees and complete rolling climbs of up to 45 degrees. A twin-chamber air suspension system and a lower centre of gravity than combustion-powered versions are designed to improve stability, while the vehicle retains 450mm of wheel articulation. Tested worldwide: JLR says the Range Rover Electric completed more than 1.5 million kilometres of physical testing and over 250,000 hours of virtual testing. Development included testing in temperatures as low as -40°C in Arjeplog, Sweden, the Dubai desert and JLR’s Eastnor Castle facility in the UK. More than 300 patent applications have also been filed for technologies developed for the vehicle. Battery tracking: The SUV uses JLR’s ThermAssist heat management system to manage temperature across the battery, electric motors, electronics and cabin. The company says it can add up to 25 miles (40km) of range and reduce heating energy use by 40% in relevant conditions. A Battery Digital Twin monitors more than 900 diagnostic data points, while over-the-air updates support predictive maintenance. Made in UK: Range Rover Electric production takes place at Solihull using the same vehicle architecture and production line as combustion, mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid models. JLR has trained 9,000 employees at the plant for electrification, with another 1,500 trained across the wider West Midlands operation. Its Electric Propulsion Manufacturing Centre in Wolverhampton produces the battery packs and electric drive units. Versions and rivals: The Range Rover Electric is available in short- and long-wheelbase forms, with Autobiography, SV, SV Black and SV Ultra specifications depending on the market. It competes with electric SUVs such as the Mercedes-Benz G 580 with EQ Technology and BMW iX3, while its price and positioning also bring it close to luxury combustion SUVs such as the Bentley Bentayga. The First Edition is offered in Belgravia Green, Santorini Black and Varesine Blue, with Light Cloud Ultrafabrics and Kvadrat interior materials.

The top 10 car-producing countries in the world

Cars are still one of the most popular ways of transport around the world. Every year, millions of new vehicles are produced, and many of them come from just a handful of countries. From America to Europe and Asia, in this gallery you'll get to know the top players of car manufacturing. Click on.

Car sales rise to 27-year record as Britons snap up Chinese motors and electric vehicles

Increasing demand for Chinese-built models such as the Jaecoo 7, dubbed the 'Temu Range Rover', and the Omoda 5, means Chinese cars now account for more than one in five of all new motors.

Mitsubishi unveils new-gen Pajero after 5 years with advanced features, global expansion plans

Pajero returns: Mitsubishi Motors has unveiled the all-new Pajero, bringing back the nameplate as a new-generation flagship cross-country SUV. The fifth-generation model marks the Pajero’s return five years after Mitsubishi discontinued the previous generation in overseas markets in 2021. Built at Mitsubishi’s production facility in Thailand, the new Pajero will first go on sale in Thailand, followed by Japan and Australia during fiscal 2026. 100 markets: Mitsubishi plans to expand the all-new Pajero to approximately 100 countries from fiscal 2027, including markets in ASEAN, Latin America and the Middle East. Fiscal 2026 runs until March 2027, meaning Japan and Australia are expected to receive the SUV by March 2027. Mitsubishi has not announced India launch details for the new Pajero, although the nameplate was previously sold in India. 3.29 million built: First introduced in 1982, the Pajero was developed as a four-wheel-drive vehicle combining off-road capability with passenger-car comfort. It became one of the models associated with Japan’s recreational vehicle boom during the 1990s. Mitsubishi produced more than 3.29 million Pajeros across four generations, with the model gaining customers in more than 170 countries and regions. New design: The new Pajero uses an upright body with strong horizontal lines and design elements linked to earlier generations. It gets T-shaped headlights and two grille designs, while the C-pillar draws inspiration from the roll bar of the first-generation Pajero. At the rear, a hexagonal design element references the spare wheel used on earlier models. The SUV also gets 20-inch wheels on selected specifications. 230mm clearance: The Pajero measures 4,920mm long, 1,925mm wide and 1,910mm high, with a 2,870mm wheelbase. It has 230mm of ground clearance, along with a 30.4-degree approach angle, 22.6-degree breakover angle and 25.8-degree departure angle. Mitsubishi says the SUV has a 52:48 front-to-rear weight distribution and a suspension designed to maintain tyre contact over uneven surfaces. 480Nm diesel: The new Pajero is powered by a specially developed 2.4-litre clean-diesel engine with a wide-range single variable-geometry turbocharger. Mitsubishi officially lists maximum torque at 480Nm and pairs the engine with a newly developed eight-speed automatic transmission with a Sport mode. The company has not officially disclosed the engine’s maximum power output, so the reported 204hp figure should not be presented as confirmed. 4WD system: The Pajero gets Mitsubishi’s Super Select 4WD-II system, with 2H, 4H, 4HLc and 4LLc settings. The latter provides low-range gearing for off-road driving. The SUV also uses Mitsubishi’s Super-All Wheel Control system, which integrates Active Yaw Control, stability and traction control, and ABS to manage driving and braking forces at the four wheels according to road and driving conditions. Seven modes: The fifth-generation Pajero is based on a highly rigid ladder frame and uses an independent double-wishbone front suspension with a five-link rigid rear axle. Mitsubishi says the frame uses more high-tensile steel to improve rigidity, durability and weight efficiency. Seven drive modes — Normal, Eco, Gravel, Snow, Mud, Sand and Rock — are available to adapt the SUV to different surfaces. Seven seats: The Pajero has a three-row, seven-seat cabin with a horizontally oriented dashboard. Higher specifications get two 14.3-inch displays, while selected versions use a 12.3-inch display. The Multi Meter brings back the earlier Pajero’s triple-gauge concept in digital form, showing information such as altitude, compass direction, temperature, vehicle pitch and roll angles, and Active Yaw Control status. Safety tech: The new Pajero gets three-zone automatic climate control, ventilated front seats, wireless smartphone connectivity and a 12-speaker Dynamic Sound Yamaha Ultimate audio system. Safety and driver-assistance equipment includes eight airbags, Forward Collision Mitigation, Predictive Forward Collision Warning, Emergency Lane Assist, Front Cross Traffic Alert and MI-PILOT, which combines adaptive cruise control with lane-keeping assistance.

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Nissan Terrano PHEV spotted in production form before launch

Nameplate returns: The Nissan Terrano is back as a plug-in hybrid SUV, departing from its earlier India-market design. Design tweaks: Production version keeps the boxy, rugged look but revises headlights, wheels, and spare wheel mount. Market focus: Aimed at China, ASEAN and Middle East; India debut possible as a showcase model.

Why is Disney bringing Pixar’s Cars to Formula 1? Inside the 'Fuel the Magic' partnership transforming the Italian Grand Prix at Monza

Formula 1 and Disney’sCarscollaboration is creating plenty of buzz, with the Italian Grand Prix set for a nostalgic Pixar makeover. But how exactly will it come to life at Monza?

Maruti Suzuki Baleno facelift: 5 biggest changes you need to know

The new Maruti Suzuki Baleno facelift brings five major updates including Level 2 ADAS, a 1.2-litre Z-Series engine, ventilated seats, new features and refreshed styling.

These GTA 6 cars look exactly like real-world icons: Can you guess them?

GTA 6’s latest footage is packed with cars that look strikingly familiar. From luxury SUVs to American muscle, can you identify the real-world models behind them?

Why this 20-year-old GMT800 Silverado outlives new trucks!

Why This 20-Year-Old GMT800 Silverado Outlives NEW Trucks!

Can a 707 HP Dodge Charger work as a daily driver?

DriveTribe takes on a Dodge Charger Hellcat Widebody as its new daily driver, powered by a 6.2L supercharged Hemi V8 with 707 HP. The car delivers supercar-level performance for far less money than many European rivals, but using it every day in Britain brings real challenges. Its left-hand-drive layout, huge width and aggressive power make narrow country roads feel demanding, while the cabin has some cheap plastics and awkward controls. The team also plans to wrap the body for filming, test its real power on a dyno and see whether this wild V8 muscle car can truly handle daily life.