Experiencing the Ferrari Monza SP1 for the first time

Discover the Ferrari Monza SP1 through a closer look at its distinctive single-seat design, open cockpit, and classic-inspired styling. Finished in grey with contrasting yellow accents, this exclusive sports car combines modern Ferrari engineering with design elements inspired by historic racing models. The experience includes Ferrari-themed gifts and a first drive, offering insight into the car's unique driving position, exterior details, and overall character.

Race cars collide during Nürburgring 24h night qualifying

Nürburgring 24h Qualifying 1 brings fast race cars into changing conditions as the session continues into the night. These highlights capture close traffic, hard braking, a crash collision, and drivers adapting to reduced visibility across the Nordschleife. With multiple classes sharing the track, darkness adds another challenge as teams search for clean laps, avoid mistakes, and prepare for the demanding endurance race ahead.

Track-day passenger ride brings the Nürburgring to life

Two helmeted occupants experience the pace from inside a prepared track car. Blue racing harnesses and a rear roll cage show the safety-focused setup. The driver stays concentrated while the passenger enjoys the run. Blurred fencing outside confirms the car is moving quickly around the circuit.

What does a red number plate on cars mean in India?

A red number plate on cars in India usually indicates a temporary registration issued to brand-new vehicles before they receive permanent RTO registration. These plates are valid for about 30 days. A special red plate with the national emblem is also used for vehicles of top constitutional authorities like the President.

Turning a $500 ranger into a $150,000 Baja truck... then tragedy struck

Donut takes a hard look back at the Ranger build that started as a $500 work truck and turned into a $150,000 desert racing machine. The goal was to create a Baja-ready weapon, but the desert punished every weak point—radius arms snapped, alternators failed, body panels cracked, and parts shook loose. The biggest lesson was simple: without real endurance testing, even expensive builds will break. Despite the chaos, the Baja Blaster still managed to finish and take first in class. Now they’re rebuilding the weak points and planning to race it again.

Royal Enfield Classic 650 Hypershift launched: Price, features and limited-edition details

Royal Enfield Classic 650 Hypershift features colour-shifting paint, hand-painted pinstripes and exclusive anniversary badges, with deliveries expected to begin in November.

They found a rare 130,000-pound machine - then faced a nightmare getting it onto a trailer

HeavyDSparks takes on the recovery of a massive, rare Poclain excavator weighing approximately 130,000 pounds. With an old V12 diesel engine and years of uncertainty surrounding its condition, getting it running is only the first challenge. Loading and transporting the enormous machine pushes the crew and their specialized equipment to the limit.

The world's greatest hypercars

A look back through the history of the most outrageous supercar-trumpers of all time

From automakers to tech giants, investors make a beeline for Haryana industrial hubs with Rs 40k cr bet

Big-ticket investments in Haryana’s Industrial Model Townships will lead to job creation well beyond factory floors, official says. Saini govt also planning 14,000 acre expansion for IMTs.

GK: Why do car speedometers go up to 220 km/h even though you can't drive that fast?

Ever noticed that even a modest hatchback capable of a top speed of around 150 km/h often has a speedometer that stretches all the way to 220 km/h or even 240 km/h? It’s a detail most drivers overlook, but there’s a fascinating reason why carmakers do it.The biggest reason is standardisation. Instead of designing a different speedometer for every variant of a car, manufacturers often use the same instrument cluster across multiple models. A higher-performance version of the same vehicle may actually be capable of much higher speeds, making it more economical to use one speedometer for the entire range.There’s also a technical reason. Speedometers are designed to be most accurate in the speed range where people drive the most—typically between 40 km/h and 120 km/h. If the dial ended at 140 km/h, the markings would be packed too closely together, making it harder to read your speed quickly. Extending the scale to 220 km/h allows for better spacing and easier readability.Psychology plays a role too. For decades, automakers have associated higher numbers with performance. Even if a car can never reach 220 km/h, a speedometer with a higher limit subtly gives the impression of a more capable, premium vehicle. It’s one reason sports cars often have speedometers reading 300 km/h or more, even though very few owners will ever see those speeds.In India, the reality is very different. Most expressways have speed limits ranging from 100 to 120 km/h, while city roads allow much lower speeds. Driving anywhere close to 220 km/h would not only be illegal on public roads but also extremely dangerous. In everyday use, most drivers spend almost all their time well below the halfway mark on the dial.So, the next time you glance at your car’s speedometer and wonder why it promises speeds you’ll probably never achieve, remember: it’s less about encouraging fast driving and more about manufacturing efficiency, better instrument design and a little bit of automotive psychology. It’s one of those tiny details hiding in plain sight that most of us never stop to question.

Skoda Slavia facelift: 5 key highlights you need to know

The Skoda Slavia facelift brings an eight-speed automatic, rear-seat massage, updated styling, Google-powered AI features, a 360-degree camera and six variants, with prices starting at Rs 9.99 lakh.

The best cars ever made by Ford

A company whose illustrious history is just as important as some of its cars - here are a few examples

Farce and furious: Ferrari owner is left fuming when he gets his supercar stuck in a narrow alley

Aymeric Grassart was on his way to a restaurant when he stumbled across the bright red Ferrari Roma blocking the narrow cobbled lane (pictured) on Saturday, October 3.

Renault India’s hybrid-CNG bet could transform its sales mix: CEO Stephane Deblaise

Renault is focusing on hybrid and CNG vehicles to enhance its presence in the Indian market. CEO Stephane Deblaise indicated these vehicles could comprise half of their sales mix in the next two to three years. The company has launched a strong hybrid Duster SUV and plans to introduce CNG models thereafter. Renault aims for a 3-5% market share by 2030 through its strategy of offering seven models in India.

Car registered to teen who planned mass shooting at Aurora was at the parking lot of Hindu temple; Balaji temple issues statement

A car registered to Alexandros Paporakis, a 19-year-old Greek-American, accused of planning a mass shooting at a Hindu temple in Aurora, a suburb of Chicago, entered the building's parking lot on Sunday, hours before he was arrested near his home. Paporakis told a colleague that he had to leave because his gun jammed and nobody could see him. But h...

These 5 car maintenance mistakes are quietly killing your car

These five common car maintenance mistakes quietly damage engines, tyres, brakes and electrical systems in Indian driving conditions. Learn how routine neglect raises fuel use, repair costs and reliability risks, reducing vehicle life and resale value over time.

How to check your car's mileage? Know the most accurate method

According to Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, only authorised dealer equipment can accurately measure fuel efficiency. While dashboard readings have limitations, motorists can still estimate real-world mileage with reasonable accuracy using the right methods.

I found my lost 6X6 truck after 7 years!

After seven years of being lost, the 6x6 truck is finally found—but the discovery raises more questions than answers. What should have been a simple recovery turns into a complicated situation as its true condition becomes clear.

This is the reason Japan became a black hole for stolen Ferraris

A series of rare Ferrari thefts exposed a long-running pipeline that moved stolen supercars from Europe into Japan. The video traces how wealthy demand, limited supply, and weak scrutiny around imported paperwork helped turn certain cars into high-value targets. Some of the stolen vehicles belonged to major collectors and even Formula 1 drivers, making the cases even more remarkable. Investigators later found that several cars had been given new identities, exported through multiple countries, and quietly registered in Japan. The story reveals how a global theft network kept valuable Ferraris hidden in plain sight for decades.

The world's most complicated cars

Ever been confused by what's sitting in your engine bay? Wait 'till you see these complex machines

BMW's new concept car looks like regular sedan but is designed to stop bullets | In pics

Hidden armour: BMW has unveiled the Concept 7 Protection, a luxury armoured sedan designed to protect occupants against selected handgun threats while retaining the appearance of the standard 7 Series. The concept targets private and corporate customers seeking discreet security against everyday and unpredictable risks. BMW has integrated the protective features into the vehicle to preserve its comfort, appearance and driving dynamics. Protection levels: The BMW Concept 7 Protection expands BMW’s range of security vehicles, sitting below the BMW 7 Series Protection and BMW X5 Protection VR6 in terms of its intended protection requirements. The existing BMW 7 Series Protection offers VR9 protection, with VPAM 10 available as an option. The concept instead focuses on customers who require protection against specific handgun threats rather than higher-level security risks. Bullet resistance: The concept features thicker bullet-resistant glass than the standard 7 Series, along with ballistic steel and fibre-reinforced composites integrated into the doors. Additional protective elements cover the rear triangular windows, roof, bulkhead and rear wall. The protection system is designed to cover vulnerable areas around the doors, glazing and bodywork while preserving the sedan’s familiar exterior appearance. Handgun threats: The BMW Concept 7 Protection complies with the new BayB standard and is designed to protect against selected handgun ammunition, including 9×19 mm and .44 Magnum rounds. BMW says the vehicle is intended for situations involving violent attacks, threats during road travel and uncertain security conditions. It is not designed to provide blast protection, which requires a vehicle with a higher level of protection. 612 hp output: Based on technology from the BMW M760e xDrive, the concept uses a plug-in hybrid powertrain combining a 3.0-litre six-cylinder petrol engine with an electric motor integrated into an eight-speed Steptronic transmission. The system produces a combined output of 450 kW (612 hp) and maximum torque of 800 Nm. BMW xDrive intelligent all-wheel drive completes the powertrain setup. Driving dynamics: BMW has calibrated the chassis, brakes, powertrain and driver assistance systems to account for the additional protection equipment. The company says this integrated approach is intended to retain a driving experience similar to that of a standard production 7 Series. The concept combines certified protection with the comfort and driving characteristics of BMW’s luxury sedan. Private cabin: The interior features BMW Individual Merino leather upholstery, Alcantara trims and sun protection glazing. Electronically operated sunblinds provide additional privacy, while a digital interior mirror improves rearward visibility. The cabin retains the spacious layout and comfort associated with the 7 Series, with the protective elements integrated into the vehicle rather than displayed prominently. Rear-seat upgrade: The concept showcases a BMW Individual rear console with a foldable table, wireless charging tray and cool box. BMW says the rear console will be available for the standard 7 Series during the second half of 2027. The feature adds workspace and storage for rear passengers, complementing the concept’s focus on comfort and discreet security. Added security: An intercom system allows occupants to communicate with people outside the vehicle while keeping the doors and windows closed. It uses interior and exterior microphones and loudspeakers, alongside an attack alarm system that provides visual and audible alerts. The front and rear side windows can be operated electronically but cannot be fully opened. Production plans: BMW says the Concept 7 Protection provides a preview of a possible expansion of its protection vehicle portfolio for additional customer groups. Selected European markets are the initial focus. The company has not announced a production decision, launch timeline or pricing for the concept.

The best cars from companies that no longer exist

We take a journey into the finest model made by famous car companies that no longer exist

$350,000 worth of trucks for $39,000 - then they found out why nobody wanted them

A risky auction gamble puts roughly $350,000 worth of trucks and equipment in their hands for just $39,000. Some purchases appear too good to be true, including vehicles sold as non-runners, but a few surprisingly simple fixes and quick flips turn the risky buy into a profitable score.

The most unusual, forgotten, and rarest cars in Renault’s collection

The most unusual, forgotten, and rarest cars in Renault’s collection

Mahindra Thar OG review: Still got attitude, but now has better manners

Mahindra Thar OG review: Better brakes, improved road manners, and a more premium cabin, without losing its character.

Car stranded as rain inundates Bengalurus Panathur railway underbridge

Bengaluru, Oct 16 (PTI) Brief rain inundated Bengaluru’s Panathur Railway Underbridge on Friday, leaving a car stranded in floodwater, visuals shared on social media showed.The driver of a white sedan was caught off guard as the water level rose rapidly, causing the vehicle to stall midway through the underpass.Visuals shared by the social media page Pulse of the People showed the sedan partially submerged in floodwater at the underpass, with...

30 of the world's most controversial car engines

Engines can be good, bad, or somewhere in between. But others are hard to put in a set box, for a variety of reasons…

Jaguar Type 01 unveiled with 1,016hp: Check design, features and range

The Jaguar Type 01 electric GT has made its international debut with 1,016hp of maximum power and up to 644 km EPA range. The model is planned for UK production from 2027.​​

Switching from manual to automatic car - five things every driver should know

Switching from a manual car to an automatic after 15 years requires small but important habit changes. Drivers must retrain their left foot, understand creep mode, use the correct gear selector, brake before shifting, and anticipate slight acceleration delays. Once adapted, automatic driving becomes smoother and stress-free.

Common driving mistakes that damage your car’s braking system and how to avoid them

The braking system is the most important safety feature in any car. Although problems with comfort systems like air conditioning, infotainment systems, and power windows may be annoying, a small problem with the brakes can be life-threatening. The brakes are responsible not only for stopping the vehicle but also for controlling it, and they have to...

Which was the first car company in India?

Today, India is one of the largest automobile markets worldwide. From budget hatchbacks to luxury SUVs, dozens of brands of cars are all over the Indian roads. But have you ever wondered which was the first car company in India? The answer takes us quite back in time when India was still establishing itself as an independent nation, and some visionary industrialists had the guts to dream of making cars in India. Below is everything you need to...

The best (and worst) James Bond cars

James Bond has had the keys to some amazing cars over the years, but some didn't make the mark - we take a look at them all

Urban Company explores home AC business, plans ₹2,500 crore fundraise

Urban Company on Friday said its board has given in-principle approval to explore residential air conditioners as a new category under its Native brand, as the home services platform looks to expand beyond water purifiers and smart locks.The company said residential air conditioning fits its criteria for entering new categories, citing the size of the market and its experience servicing millions of air conditioning units each year. That...

Maruti Suzuki Arena Navratri Discounts: Victoris, Brezza, And More Get Up To Rs 1.36 Lakh Off

Maruti Suzuki Arena has rolled out festive offers on the Alto K10, WagonR, Swift, Celerio, Eeco, and Vitara Brezza for October 2026.

Man spots weirdly modified BMW

A modified apple-green BMW with wide bodywork, a large rear wing and the quirky slogan ‘M Power Plus Pro Max’ was spotted at a park in Beijing, China.

They started drifting in the middle of the road - then the police showed up

Tokyo's car culture is more than famous parking areas, JDM icons, and scenes from Tokyo Drift. This video dives deep into the city's real automotive underground, from Daikoku meets and tuning shops to C1 highway runs, JDM low riders, drift circuits, and late-night street drifting. Along the way, local drivers, builders, and scene veterans reveal how Tokyo's car culture has changed, why it still survives, and what it takes to find the action hidden beneath the surface.

Seeds to blooms: 984 days in a time-lapse

Experience 984 days of plant growth in just 8 minutes! Watch seeds sprout, plants mature, and flowers bloom in this stunning time-lapse compilation. #Plants #Fruits #Compilation #Nature #Gardening

Can't wait for Tesla's 'flying car'? Here's what you can buy right now

Shares of Tesla climbed more than 3% after the electric vehicle maker unveiled its Roadster sports car that will go into production in two years.

How the US Air Force resupplies its THAAD missile launcher in record time

Mahindra offers up to ₹1.5 lakh festive discounts on SUVs

Top discount leader: Scorpio N Z8L/Z8T 4WD AT gets ₹1.25 lakh cash plus ₹25,000 accessories, totalling ₹1.5 lakh. EV savings: XUV400 EV EL Pro offers a flat ₹1 lakh cash discount, among the highest in Mahindra's electric lineup. Thar and XUV 3XO: Pre-facelift Thar 4WD gets ₹80,000 benefits; XUV 3XO petrol variants up to ₹60,000.

How the US Air Force repairs its most feared supersonic bombers’ engines

Video: Sleeping driver using Tesla's self-driving mode crashes into police car

The Tesla driver, a 22-year-old man from Sacramento, reportedly suffered no injuries. Investigators said he told officers that he had been asleep while using the vehicle's Full Self-Driving feature.

Younger Indian buyers fuel Rolls-Royce bespoke surge

Younger clientele rise: Entrepreneurs and wealthy family members are joining Rolls-Royce’s traditional base, lowering the average buyer age to early 40s. Bespoke demand grows: Indian buyers increasingly opt for unique commissions, from custom colours to interiors reflecting personal stories, boosting bespoke activity. Market impact: India has seen four years of double-digit growth, becoming a key bespoke market and influencing luxury car trends globally.

This Vespa is slowly replacing my Triumph - and I couldn't be happier

After years of motorcycles, the reviewer finally added a Vespa 310 GTS to his garage—and it's already starting to replace his Triumph for everyday errands. With luggage space, effortless low-speed handling, tiny 12-inch wheels and surprising performance away from traffic lights, the Vespa excels in tight urban environments. He even finds it perfectly capable on his local highway, although roads where traffic regularly reaches 90–100 mph are another matter.

Finding your perfect automatic under 15 lakh

Gearbox choices matter: AMTs are affordable but can feel jerky; CVTs and torque converters offer smoother shifts, while DCTs deliver quick performance for enthusiasts. Match use to model: City drivers may prefer CVTs or torque converters, while highway travellers benefit from torque converters or DCTs paired with responsive engines. Think long-term: Maintenance costs vary by transmission type; choosing the right gearbox can balance comfort, reliability, and running costs over years.

Maruti Suzuki Fronx prices hiked by up to Rs. 5,000 across select variants

Prices of Delta and Delta Plus trims remain unchanged.

If I were buying the Honda Elevate, this is the variant I would pick

The Honda Elevate ZX variant stands out with key safety upgrades, including Honda Sensing, a large touchscreen, and enhanced comfort features. Although the ZX+ adds luxury features like a 360-degree camera, the ZX represents a balanced choice for those seeking essential improvements.

Pre-owned luxury cars vs new mid-segment SUVs: Which is the smarter buy?

Pre-owned luxury cars under 35 lakh India: For a car buyer with a budget ranging between ₹25 lakh and ₹35 lakh, the choice doesn’t restrict to giving in to the feature-laden top-end model at a mass-market carmaker’s dealership. What the budget opens up is another tempting possibility, i.e., a three- to four-year-old luxury SUV. A new Mahindra XUV700, Tata Harrier, or Hyundai Creta can be bought in this range, depending on the variant. On the...

Hyundai showcases 3 new models at Paris Motor Show: What’s new in BAYON, TUCSON and STARIA Cargo?

The BAYON offers enhanced comfort and connectivity, the TUCSON combines bold styling with hybrid powertrains and AI-powered infotainment, while the electric STARIA Cargo promises up to 450 km of range and fast charging.

Canadian rapper Drake shows off one-off 1999 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen

Drake has added a one-off modified 1999 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen to his collection of cars that includes rare Rolls-Royce and Mercedes-Benz cars.