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For automotive enthusiasts and industry insiders alike, the era of artificial intelligence (AI) disrupting the automotive realm is no longer a distant concept – it’s an imminent reality poised to rewrite the very foundations of how vehicles are designed, manufactured, and experienced. From pioneering self-driving capabilities to intelligent manufacturing overhauls, AI is catalysing a transformation that will reverberate across the entire automotive ecosystem.

If you are considering purchasing a second-hand vehicle, you want to get this right. The last thing that you need is to buy a dud of a car simply because you didn’t take the time to check everything properly. The good news is that there are plenty of car check providers online, meaning that even if you’re not getting all of the information from the seller, you can find it with a quick search. But how do you know which are the reliable car check providers and which are not? Fear not! We’ve tested 10 providers currently on the market. Read on to find out which is best.

The world of Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles (WAVs) in the UK is diverse and tailored to meet various mobility needs. These vehicles are not just a mode of transportation; they represent independence and inclusivity for individuals with disabilities. Here, we delve into the different types of WAVs available, helping you navigate through your options. The world of Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles (WAVs) in the UK is diverse and tailored to meet various mobility needs. These vehicles are not just a mode of transportation; they represent independence and inclusivity for individuals with disabilities. Here, we delve into the different types of WAVs available, helping you navigate through your options.

Chinese New Year is just around the corner, and in case you weren’t up on your zodiac, it’s the Year of the Dragon. The perfect excuse, then - just in case you needed one - to pick up an appropriately themed car. During its 10-year lifespan, the Bugatti Veyron was no stranger to the world of hyper-exclusive special editions and wild one-off commissions. You had the Pur Sang, the Sang Noir, the L’Or Blanc, the Bleu Centenaire… at some points, it felt like there were more specials and one-offs than regular production cars.

Throughout his career, André Van Bever chronicled motor racing history, from Juan Manuel Fangio in 1949 to Niki Lauda in 1975, making him one of the most renowned visual witnesses of post-war motorsport. His archive, comprising of almost 29,000 photographs, has now found its home at the Revs Institute, marking a significant milestone in its mission to preserve and celebrate the heritage of the automobile. The images will be indexed and digitised, making Van Bever’s work even more accessible to researchers, scholars, and the motorsport community through the Revs Digital Library.

The car industry moves at breakneck speed, with new innovations and ideas coming to the fore every year. As we adapt to new technology, car manufacturers rush to implement it to make driving safer, more economical and more enjoyable. Over the years, there have been a lot of big changes, and cars on the road today look and drive very differently to those of previous decades. What will cars of the future look like? Well while flying cars might be a fantasy, that doesn’t mean that the next generation of cars won’t be highly futuristic. Here are some of the most interesting and innovative designs that we could see on the road over the next few years.

Buying a used car can be exciting, offering affordability and a wide range of options. However, finding the right used car dealership is the key to a successful purchase. With numerous dealerships, it can be overwhelming to determine which one will provide a reliable vehicle and a seamless buying experience. In this ultimate guide, we will provide you with the essential factors to consider when selecting the perfect used car dealership.

The UK’s first publicly available sustainable petrol designed specifically for classic vehicles has gone on sale. The Sustain Classic range will allow motorists to fuel their vintage vehicles with plant-based petrol, without any modifications to their engines, with three types of fuel initially available. Developed by fuel specialist Coryton, the fuel with the highest sustainable content promises a reduction of at least 65% in greenhouse gas emissions when compared to fossil fuels.

When’s a Land Rover not a Land Rover? When it’s a Range Rover . And what separates Range from Land? That has become hard to know. The brand’s line-up overlaps more than Trent Alexander-Arnold, although it is far better at defending. In fact, the rebirth of the Defender as a premium SUV has left many wondering what the Discovery , once a happy halfway house between luxury Rangie and muddy Defender, is now for. The introduction of the Metropolitan Edition probably won’t help that, either, as it tops the range at a Range price of £74,070 (for the P360, a 355bhp straight-six petrol) or £75,475 (for the D300, a 296bhp straight-six diesel, tested here). That doesn’t mean it isn’t a very appealing specification to the sorts who like to Disco, mind you. No flared trousers, here, but there is a medallion hidden in the B-pillar, along with, uniquely, Bright Atlas grille detailing, Hakuba Silver lower-bumper inserts, gloss-grey diamond-cut 22in alloy wheels and black brake calipers; and inside, a sliding glass roof, a head-up display, a heated steering wheel, wireless phone charging, a cooled compartment, quad-zone climate control and rather attractive Titanium Mesh trim. That last item complements the standard Windsor Leather upholstery, in our car’s case coloured in a combination of Light Oyster and Ebony, which nicely breaks up the vast expanses as compared with the Ebony and Caraway options. Vast expanses they are indeed, because this is a truly enormous car with a commensurately enormous interior. You sit a long way from your front passenger in your infinitely adjustable and very comfortable seat, while another two adults could very happily sit behind you and two children behind them again.

When it comes to cars, while The Queen is most often pictured chauffeur-driven to Royal engagements, Her Majesty also likes to get behind the wheel. The British Monarch, who celebrates 70 years of service this year, continues to drive herself when out of the public eye. Her fondness for the motor car is thought to have been firmly rooted during the Second World War, when the Queen was a driver and mechanic in the Women’s Auxiliary Territorial Service.