Newey to finish RB17 hypercar before leaving Red Bull
The Red Bull RB17 will be revealed later this year, and Formula 1 design legend Adrian Newey will stay at Milton Keynes to «focus on final development and delivery» of the hypercar.
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Jeep Wrangler review
The Jeep Wrangler story dates back to 79 years ago. At around the time Enzo Ferrari and Alfa Romeo conclusively parted ways, the United States Department of War sought to commission the design of a rugged reconnaissance vehicle for duties in febrile Europe.
Honda e:Ny1 set to be renamed at upcoming facelift
Honda is changing the naming of its electric cars after customers found the e:N badging too difficult to pronounce.
The craziest concept cars ever made
But sometimes a car maker or design house doesn’t know when to stop. These are the concept cars that were so over the top that they were never going to reach the road in any form. Some have gone on to become legends but most were quickly forgotten – which is the best thing that could have
How to pay for charging an electric car
When you own an electric car, you need to know where to charge it and, more importantly, how to pay for those juicy electrons.
Ferrari SF90 XX and Spider review
That the Ferrari SF90 XX wasn't in the original production plan for the Ferrari SF90 tells you something about its gestation. Ferrari had made a near-as-darnit 1000bhp plug-in hybrid supercar and yet it never quite clicked with customers in the same way that its lighter, cheaper, less powerful-mid engined supercars did.
Unicorns: The small-selling cars, now vanishing fast
But what about the ones that sold less welI? In this story, we take a close look at them, and also dig out the specific derivatives of a model that are very rare (when did you last see a V8-powered Volvo S80 like this one?), and in some cases it was the model as a whole that wasn’t a success. And tell you how many survive on UK roads today. Climb aboard: Slide of Alfa Romeo Six (1979) You can count the number of successful Itali
The elegant legends powered by the Straight Eight engine
The straight eight, so named because its eight cylinders are lined up in a single row, is a rare exception. Introduced just after the First World War, it was widely adopted for both road-going and competition cars throughout Europe and North America, but fell out of favour in the 1950s and has hardly been heard of since. Slide of The Straight Eight That’s unfair, though there were various reasons for this, incl