Ferrari bosses admitted that they had gone 'too far' in replacing physical knobs and buttons - confessing that well-heeled owners had voiced their displeasure 'very loudly'.

Drivers in the Central Bedfordshire region may have been held up on journeys in the last few days by a seasonally unusual sight...

Group says Wimbledon must stop shuttling tennis players in 'dangerous supersized' Range Rover SUVs and instead force the likes of Emma Raducanu to take the tube or a bus.

Paul Barker (left) and his team at Auto Express have named an EV the best new car of 2025 - the fifth year running that a battery-powered model has taken the crown.

A 13% increase in driver detail requests made by private parking firms in 2024-25 means an average of 27 charges are issued to motorists every minute.

A study has listed the top five road trips that have accumulated the most shared photos posted on Instagram - with the most snapped of all clocking a massive 2.4 million hashtag mentions.

Three in five drivers said they haggled with their insurer, with most doing so over the phone. And 61% of those who contacted their insurer got a discount.

Despite laws to make it illegal for insurance providers to discriminate by gender, male drivers are still being quoted hundreds more for motor cover, Which? has found.

The Motor Insurers' Bureau and Somerset & Avon Police said the aim of the targeted sting was to 'maximise safer travel for both festivalgoers and the local community'.

Ferrari bosses admitted that they had gone 'too far' in replacing physical knobs and buttons - confessing that well-heeled owners had voiced their displeasure 'very loudly'.

The company, which is owned by Chinese car-maker Geely, could permanently stop production at the site as soon as next year.

Is the inception of in-car gaming on the move simply a cracking way to keep the kids entertained on long journeys, or does it pose a new road safety risk?

The 240 is no longer the best-selling icon of Sweden's Volvo. It has just been superseded by a model that's in showrooms today. But can you guess what it is?

The troubled Japanese car manufacturer has announced 250 job cuts at its Sunderland plant in order to 'improve efficiency' and help it raise £5.2bn to stay afloat.

Lotus has confirmed that it will not close its UK factory at Hethel, despite reports that it was relocating production to the US to get around new Trump tariffs on foreign-built cars.