Craig Cheetham · News

​Turbochargers have come a long way since 1962 when an Oldsmobile arrived on the market with a forced induction engine dubbed JetFire

Mazda builds a retro hero to pay homage to a lost rotary legend.

​Lexus’ long-awaited entrance to the electric SUV sphere is here

​Mint low-mileage bargain sneaks through Bonhams’ Goodwood auction at a snip

Tired of the same old sportscars? Meet the incredible-looking Radford Type 62-2, the first step in the British firm’s master plan. The name itself harks back to customised Minis of the ’50s and ’60s but, in 2021

With 30 new electric models, Toyota is going all-in on electric, targeting 3,5 million BEV sales by 2030

There have been a number of electric conversions appearing on the market in recent years, some of them being beautifully engineered and impressively thought out – but there hasn’t been an officially sanctioned swap… until now.

Ferrari guns for Urus with potent GT-aping Purosangue Ferrari’s landmark SUV will arrive this year with supercar performance, four-wheel drive and new tech.

Bentley Mulliner has completed the first customer cars in both of its new series of bespoke projects, each being the first of their respective twelve-vehicle series

Bentley Motors has welcomed its largest ever intake of apprentices, undergraduates and graduates, with 112 new recruits joining the 4000-strong Crewe-based workforce

History repeated itself recently when a world-renowned Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost re-enacted its astonishing run in the 1911 London-Edinburgh Trial

Keith Lee offers a personal tribute to long-time friend and stalwart of the British drag race scene Dennis Priddle, who recently passed away