First sighting of new Ferrari 812 replacement complete with V12 power

The Ferrari 812 Superfast heads up Ferrari’s front-engined range of cars. Having launched in 2017, however, it’s due a replacement and we’ve caught the new car testing on the road.  We’ll unpick the typically heavy camouflage from Ferrari soon, but what is immediately noticeable is the lack of electrification stickers on the outside, suggesting the… Continue reading First sighting of new Ferrari 812 replacement complete with V12 power

Top 10 best ‘Easter eggs’ in cars

No, we’re not referring to a stray Kinder Surprise that’s accidentally fallen between the seats; ‘Easter egg’ is also used to refer to a small or hidden feature that’s been intentionally included as a joke or as a knowing nod to something specific. Some examples of this form of Easter egg include the image of… Continue reading Top 10 best ‘Easter eggs’ in cars

McLaren lifts the lid on how its future road cars will look

McLaren launched its first production car created entirely in-house only 13 years ago and a lot has changed since the MP4-12C was revealed to the world. Now the supercar-maker has given us an insight into its future, starting with how the next generation of McLaren cars will look.  Auto Express went to McLaren’s Technology Centre… Continue reading McLaren lifts the lid on how its future road cars will look

Learner drivers left frustrated with “unacceptable” driving test wait times

Learner drivers across the country are being faced with an average of a 14-week wait when trying to book a driving test, with new data revealing that wait times are “still above pre-pandemic levels”. A Freedom of Information request by the AA Driving School has uncovered that 45 per cent of test centres are experiencing similar… Continue reading Learner drivers left frustrated with “unacceptable” driving test wait times

‘The influx of Chinese cars should drive European rivals to new levels of excellence’

Barely a conversation with an auto industry exec passes these days without mention of the influx of Chinese cars. Many are here, more are coming. It’s been a hot topic in many of the annual media conferences the car companies hold at this time of year to crow about their financial results. And it comes… Continue reading ‘The influx of Chinese cars should drive European rivals to new levels of excellence’

New Isuzu D-Max BEV breaks new ground as firm’s first all-electric pick-up truck

It’s taken some time, but the all-electric pick-up truck market is rapidly growing and the latest entrant comes from Isuzu in the shape of the Isuzu D-Max BEV. This is our first look at the new truck in prototype form, although we think the final iteration won’t look too different when it arrives in the UK… Continue reading New Isuzu D-Max BEV breaks new ground as firm’s first all-electric pick-up truck

Volkswagen Crafter picks up new interior and tech updates from April

Volkswagen has given its full-size Crafter panel van a comprehensive update inside the cabin, integrating the latest generation of VW’s digital interfaces. The new 2024 model will be available to order from mid-April, with vans arriving with customers in the summer.  The brand new cabin now features the same touchscreen as is seen in other… Continue reading Volkswagen Crafter picks up new interior and tech updates from April

Callum eVITA Concept visualises an electric wheelchair accessible vehicle of the future

Callum, the design consultancy headed up by former Jaguar chief designer Ian Callum, has partnered with the Motability Operations in the design of an electric wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV) called the eVITA. This purpose designed concept has been conceived to preview a more holistic design approach that could transform the experience of driving for the… Continue reading Callum eVITA Concept visualises an electric wheelchair accessible vehicle of the future

F1 ace Gerhard Berger’s £350,000 stolen Ferrari found after 30 years: Met police solve 1995 crime

The Met Police has taken possession of a 1995 Ferrari F512M stolen from Formula 1 driver Gerhard Berger at the San Marino Grand Prix in Italy almost thirty years ago. The Met was acting on a tip-off from Ferrari itself, which had carried out checks on the vehicle as it was being bought in late… Continue reading F1 ace Gerhard Berger’s £350,000 stolen Ferrari found after 30 years: Met police solve 1995 crime

Car Deal of the Day: breathtaking Lotus Emira V6 for £45k and an I.O.U.

Supercar looks Great to drive 0 per cent APR Earlier this year we featured a tempting half-now, half-later finance offer for the timeless Morgan Plus Four, and it seems the idea is catching on because the same type of deal is now available on the breathtaking Lotus Emira sports car. Advertisement – Article continues below… Continue reading Car Deal of the Day: breathtaking Lotus Emira V6 for £45k and an I.O.U.