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Canadian race car maker Magnum prepares to launch a new lightweight sports car
A new road-legal two-seat sports car will launch later this month, produced by Canadian race car manufacturer Magnum Cars. The Magnum MK5 is claimed to offer supercar styling in a light-weight...
Charles Morgan steps down from Morgan
Charles Morgan, grandson of the founder H.F.S. Morgan and the son of Peter Morgan, has today left the company that's been at the centre of his very existence for more than five decades. In a statement...
Which Automotive companies lead the innovation race..?
Last month global management consultancy, The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), published its annual report on the world’s most innovative companies. As usual there were some interesting insights, but the...
Time for tea? Honda certainly thinks so.. (w/VIDEO)
One of the most popular enthusiast car videos of the last 9 months is Audi's remarkable symphony of the R8 V10 plus - stripped naked at the rear, with nothing but a microphone between the listener and...
Audi marks its 500,000th TT with the 268bhp TTS Limited Edition
I'm sure many of us will remember our first glimpse of the Audi TT - mine was in 1998 just outside the departures gate at Copenhagen airport. Since then more than half a million have been sold, with it...
BMW releases the M Laptimer app for iPhone drivers
Until now, if you'd been looking for a BMW M division app, there was only one - the 'BMW M Power Meter', a simple enough tool using the forward and lateral forces on a smartphone to calculate your car's...
Nismo vs Wingsuit – the Jukeride view (w/Sponsored Video)
Last week we all gawped at the incredible feat of bravery shown by pioneer wingsuit athlete Dave Barlia, as he flew down Susten Pass in Switzerland at speeds of more than 130mph. As if often the case ...
Now you can visit the Lamborghini Museum on Google Maps
If you've never been to the Lamborghini's museum in Sant'Agata Bolognese, then you're seriously missing out. As well as the dozens of priceless classics, you can look down on the production line and...