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Aging British car manufacturer Morgan are set to drag themselves and their cars forward into the 21st century – but this doesn’t mean their next car is going to be sedan to compete with the BMW 3-Series, or a small...

It has been reported before that BMW are in the final design stages of their neat BMW is working on an i5 electric car – a car which will either be a lengthened version of the BMW i3, or a...

I’ve seen some pretty awesome things made from paper, but this one takes the cake. What we have here is a tiny, working paper V8 engine that runs on compressed air – and it’s amazing. Engineer Aliaksei Zholner built the...

Ford USA is planning to pump up their Fusion and give it the power to match its looks, with the new 2017 Fusion Sport. The Fusion Sport will send 242kW (325hp) and 475Nm (350lb-ft) of torque to the ground via...

Well it looks like BMW’s eco-orientated sportscar, the i8, might finally be getting the chop-top Spyder treatment. The i8 Spyder has taken quite some time to reach the market, when you consider the i8 coupe debuted in concepot form over...

Kia has pulled to covers off its newly facelifted version of the K7 Cadenza full-size sedan. Whilst little in the way of technical details have been released, these three new images show subtle new changes which give the car a...

Dynamic bending headlights were a rare luxury when they first appeared on the BMW 3 series, Lexus RX and Porsche Cayenne back in 2003. These headlights, which pivot side to side with the steering to help drivers see turns better...

The Porsche 918 Spyder, Ferrari LaFerrari, and McLaren P1 show that a hybrid powertrain can make for blistering performance despite its electric assist. This trio doesn’t arrive on track together very often, but Chris Harris assembled these three stars at...

The all-new 2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio is nearly here, and it’s cruisin’ for a bruisin’. The headlines are compelling. A twin-turbo 377kW (505hp) V6 engine with 601Nm (443lb-ft) of torque, 0-100kmh (60mph) in just 3.8 seconds, a 307kmh (191mph)...

What do you get if you cross a Fiat with a Miata? A Fiata? Sadly, that sounds a bit too much like what ‘fart’ in Italian might sound like, so instead what we’ve got here is the new Fiat 124...