Supercars

BYD is a major Chinese company that is really making a splash in the electric vehicle world. They don't just make cars and buses, they also produce batteries and solar panels. They are a one stop shop for green transportation and energy solutions. Their name is an acronym that stands for "Build Your Dreams", which is a pretty ambitious motto, but they seem to be living up to it.

We embarked on a quest to find a challenge worthy of the Toyota Hilux Invincible. We needed an adventure that would make it sweat… or at least mildly perspire.

Our initial foray took us to Essex, the spiritual homeland of the pickup truck. Think of it as the Hilux's boot camp, a place where it could limber up and show off its moves on icy roads and varied terrain.

The motoring universe moves fast. But every so often, I realise it’s shifting even faster than I give it credit for. Take the new Black Badge Spectre for example. In my mind, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars have spent the last century meticulously evolving and refining the perfect V12 grand tourers. And yet seemingly, just like that, we are now fully electric. And the Black Badge represents the pinnacle of Rolls-Royce’s boldest evolution yet.

Ladies and gentl0emen, may I introduce the latest beast from Bavaria - the BMW M3 CS Touring. This isn't just any practical estate for school runs and weekend jaunts. No, this is the automotive equivalent of a Swiss Army knife: sharp, versatile and fully capable of tearing up a racetrack. In a world dominated by SUVs and crossovers, BMW has boldly kept the estate car alive for those who still appreciate the purity of a low-slung, high-performance machine that can carry both cargo and cornering speed.

Exploring the Wrangler 4-Door Sahara 2.0 GME 272HP: Review and Driving Impressions

Why Would You Drive Anything Else?

Let’s be honest—why would anyone choose anything other than a Jeep? I’ve been a fan for decades. In fact, I still have my Action Man Jeep from the 1970s, now proudly passed on to my kids. But this isn’t just nostalgia speaking—the Wrangler Sahara 2.0 GME delivers everything you’d expect from a Jeep and then some.

McLaren Artura Spider V6 Hybrid Review

Over the years, I've put plenty of McLarens through their paces on racetracks across the UK and Europe. But this time, we wanted a test that better reflected the typical lifestyle of an average buyer. Enter the McLaren Artura Spider: sleek, innovative, and distinctly hybrid.

When Aston Martin unveils a new car, it’s a bit of a moment. The kind of event that gives you a reason to dust off the tweed, pop on the brogues and settle in for a proper look at what Britain still does better than almost anyone else: cars that stir the soul. And they’ve taken the covers off the Aston Martin Vantage Roadster and judging by the details alone, it promises to be something quite special.

The Suzuki GSX-8R is Suzuki’s much-anticipated follow-up album to the capable and fun GSX-8S. As soon as the 8S hit the streets, the public were crying out for an R version and Suzuki didn’t disappoint, delivering this little beauty.

For years, Volvo has been the steady voice of reason in the sometimes chaotic cacophony of the automotive world. Think understated elegance, unwavering safety and enough practicality to rival an IKEA flat-pack assembler. Enter then, the XC90 T8, Volvo’s flagship SUV that might just be the seven-seat saviour for families seeking a bit of Swedish sensibility.

There was only one way to review the LM 350h Takumi Limousine: to drive it as it was meant to be driven—as a chauffeur. I committed to chauffeuring a young aristocratic lady every day, allowing us to enjoy both sides of the LM 350h: the luxurious comfort of the passenger’s lounge and the perspective of the driver. It was an interesting week... But first, let’s start with the specs before diving into the emotional experience.