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  • New BMW M3: why the next one arrives as both a 1,000bhp EV and a petrol straight-six

    July 12, 2026  |  Sponsored

    BMW has confirmed the next M3 will come in electric and petrol versions. It looks like a simple product decision, but it says far more about an industry still unsure what a performance car should be in the electric age. For years the industry told a tidy story about all this. Electrification would arrive, petrol [...]

  • Porsche’s Toy Story 911s prove luxury carmakers are selling stories as much as sports cars

    July 11, 2026  |  Sponsored

    Porsche’s trio of Toy Story-inspired 911s will never reach a showroom, yet they may be among its most effective creations of the year. They show how premium car brands increasingly compete on cultural relevance as much as engineering. Luxury carmakers have spent decades convincing us that engineering is their greatest asset. The best of them [...]

  • First look: The Ferrari Daytona Shooting Brake ‘Hommage’

    July 8, 2026

    Niels van Roij Design has revealed its latest bespoke creation: a stunning tribute to the one-off 1972 Ferrari Daytona Shooting Brake.  The Dutch coachbuilder has earned a reputation for building some of the world’s most desirable wagons, having previously applied its talents to the Rolls-Royce Corniche and Silver Spectre.  The V12-powered Daytona Shooting Brake Hommage [...]

  • Porsche 911 GT3 S/C review: Is new 194 mph convertible the car of the millennium?

    July 7, 2026

    Motoring journalists have probably lavished more praise on the Porsche 911 GT3 than any other new car this millennium. It has slain supercars, won comparison tests and consistently been hailed as a benchmark for driving dynamics. Over 28 years and eight generations, it has rarely put a semi-slick tyre wrong. Every new GT3 thus far [...]

  • ‘In fine fettle’: Pall Mall’s RAC waiting list grows as posh club toasts profit boost

    July 6, 2026

    The Royal Automobile Club has seen a rise in its waiting list as the posh Pall Mall private members’ club toasted a surge in profitability. The institution, which was founded in 1897 as a motoring club and later spawned the roadside assistance business RAC, saw its waiting list increase by 7 per cent in 2025 [...]

  • Goodwood Festival of Speed 2026 Preview

    July 3, 2026  |  Sponsored

    The Goodwood Festival of Speed will return to Goodwood House this month. Here’s everything you need to know. West Sussex in summer is usually a study in tranquillity, defined by the gentle rustle of leaves in the South Downs and the quiet allure of hidden public gardens. It is a landscape designed for long, languid [...]

  • The Nichols N1A proves there’s still a market for cars that make no sense at all

    July 1, 2026

    Steve Nichols, the Formula One designer behind McLaren’s legendary MP4/4, has finally put his name on a road car. The result is a £540,000 British supercar that seems determined to ignore almost every automotive trend of the past decade. The modern supercar is becoming a strangely sensible thing. Even Ferrari is building an electric car, [...]

  • Mercedes-Benz slammed for swerving payout for car with ‘serious safety risk’

    June 29, 2026

    Mercedes-Benz’s finance arm has been slammed by the UK’s banks ombudsman for “very poor” handling of a motor finance dispute where a consumer’s car showed “serious” electrical faults.  The financial services arm of the German carmaker has been ordered to refund with interest 50 per cent of all monthly payments made by a customer after [...]

  • VW Golf R 2026 long-term review: Final verdict on a classic hot hatch

    June 19, 2026

    When I first enquired about running a Golf R, I expected this to be a swansong of sorts. The eighth-generation VW Golf was to be the last, we were told, as the electric ID.3 filled the family hatchback-sized hole in the Volkswagen range. Thankfully, reports of the Golf’s demise were a little premature. Volkswagen had [...]

  • New Mk1 Ford Escort RS makes world debut at London Concours

    June 19, 2026

    The first new Ford Escort Mk1 RS in 50 years has been revealed at London Concours. Built by Boreham Motorworks, the reborn fast Ford is more than just another restomod. 

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