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The New Ferrari 296 Speciale: Is It Lighter, Faster, And Better?
In this video article, Top Gear's Tom Ford provides an overview of the impressive Ferrari 458 Speciale. This car represents the pinnacle of Ferrari...
The Best Hybrid Cars For 2025 From What Car?
What is the best hybrid car available in 2025? In this video, the What Car? team tests and ranks their top 10 hybrid vehicles....
The Purest Ford Escort Mk1 Continuation Yet
Boreham Motorworks is excited to introduce the Ford Escort Alan Mann 68 Edition, a toolroom continuation of the legendary Alan Mann Racing Ford Escort...
Most Powerful Rolls-Royce Ever. The Spectre Black Badge: Video.
The Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge boasts an impressive 650 bhp, making it the most powerful Rolls-Royce ever produced.
According to Rolls-Royce, this super-luxury electric coupe...
Ford Capri VIDEO Review – Better Than a Tesla Model Y?...
In this new video review of the Ford Capri, Doug Revolta from What Car? puts the vehicle to the test and shares what viewers...
Can The Electric Porsche Macan Truly Replace Petrol Power? VIDEO
The Porsche Macan is making a comeback, but it’s fully electric this time. With the gasoline models phasing out, the big question is: has...
Carwow’s Mat Watson – The RAREST SUV I’ve ever driven!
Here, Carwow's Mat Watson introduces us to the rare Suzuki Jimny 6x4, a unique transformation of the classic Jimny into a pick-up truck. But...
2011 bhp Lotus Evija First Drive On Road And Track!
Do you remember when the Bugatti Veyron’s 987 bhp amazed us? Two decades later, there’s a new benchmark: the Lotus Evija. But how does...
Top Gear’s Ultimate Off-Road Video Review
If you're planning an outdoor adventure, being well-equipped is essential! In this piece, the Top Gear Test Drivers evaluate some of the best (and...
McMurtry Spéirling Drives Upside Down! | VIDEO
McMurtry Automotive has achieved a world first by driving its record-breaking Spéirling hypertrack car upside down. Thomas Yates, co-founder and managing director, utilised the...
