Mitsubishi has admitted cheating in fuel economy tests in Japan, while a new survey highlights the discrepancies between lab and real-world emissions testing
Goodbye almost becomes good riddance after selling the Bimmer on proves to be more problematic than predicted
A day out in our long-term Jaguar XE means a chance to find some perfect driving roads
As Seat gears up for a celebration of its heritage, it could be asked why every manufacturer doesn’t follow suit
The team behind the Bloodhound supersonic car have launched a model rocket car competition using the BBC's new Micro:bit computer
Wolfgang Ullrich has overseen each of Audi's famous Le Mans victories but his desire to win in racing remains as strong as ever
Skoda is celebrating 25 years since its merger with the Volkswagen Group and we've driven some of the Czech brand's defining cars from that time
There’ll always be room for oil burners, so long as they’re used appropriately
We have the technology to give electric motors some of the characteristics of combustion engines, so why don't we?
The Germans want diesels to clean up their act and the Dutch want to ban them altogether. Is this the end of the road for derv?
The French have an idiosyncratic approach to car making, but the PSA Group is challenging the norm with a great deal of success
The Autocar team shares their first flirtations with motoring, both under official instruction and less official car-based antics
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