What's the world's most iconic supercar? Apparently, it's the the Enzo Ferrari.

The legendary £425,000 model, of which only a few hundred were built, topped a definitive list of the 100 most iconic contemporary cars that money can buy.

It's official - the elderly, poor and those living in rural areas will be hardest hit by road pricing.

Paying to use roads could trap hard-up people in run-down areas while the rich are free to travel, a Department of Transport study warns....

Just as the surrounded Third Reich spent much of its dying energy developing machines it thought might turn the tide of war, defunct manufacturer Rover was working on its own white elephant in the days before its demise.

As the former MG...

Caterham has added another model to its legendary Seven range with a 112kW Ford Sigma engine, offering a whopping 200kW/ton performance for just £17,495.

With the K-Series engine now well and truly past its prime, Caterham introduced its...

Auction house Christie’s reckons it could sell the most expensive car in its history later this month.

Christie’s has estimated the value of the 1939 Auto Union D-Type, one of just two remaining examples of this legendary grand prix racer,...

Volvo has released the first details of its new V70 – and it looks like the Swedish marque’s slow progression from boxy middle-class childwagon to almost cool load lugger is coming along nicely.

Due in September, the new V70 has sleeker and...

Motorists caught using an illegal speed camera detection device are soon to face a fine and penalty points on their licence. But one supplier is offering to take back all illegal devices from their customers rather than see them break the law.

British motorists are mass murderers. A million animals and 10 million birds are killed on Britain’s roads each year, something the Guild of Experienced Motorists believes should be offset by a voluntary fines scheme.

To salve the conscience...

A vote to determine the introduction of emissions-based parking charges is going ahead dispite, a leading motoring organisations claims the move is nothing more than a cynical money-making scheme.

Larger vehicles in some of the capital’s...

Mini has become the first company in the world to use RFID technology to communicate directly with its customers through billboard advertising.

Mini Motorboards feature an ever-changing array of unique and personalised messages targeted to...

The A1GP Brazil, due to take place on March 18, has been withdrawn from the World Cup of Motorsport’s 2006/07 season calendar.

Following a delay in securing a local terrestrial TV partner to provide nationwide coverage of the series, A1GP...

Hollywood legend Steve McQueen has been voted the most iconic biker of all time.

The 1960s all-action film star took polled 25% of the 2254 votes registered on Yahoo.co.uk. McQueen, who died of lung cancer in 1980, saw off a list of motorcycle...

Richard Hammond and the BBC are to be cleared of any wrongdoing over the spectacular crash in which the TV presenter almost died.

An inquiry by the Health and Safety Executive will rule out driver error as well as exonerating the makers of...

It doesn’t seem that long ago that BMW introduced the 1 Series, but they’re already updating it.

Due in spring, the refreshed 1 Series gets a more fuel efficient model and, most drastically, a three-door version.

Technologies...

On the scale of uselessness, a limousine van would rate pretty high. None the less, Ford’s Commercial Vehicle development team has created an unusual one-off – the Transit XXL.

Using "off-the-shelf" Ford Transit components throughout, the...

Continuing its ludicrous habit of turning mild-mannered and dull mass-market vehicles into near-uncontrollable, bloodthirsty, screaming banshees of the road, Vauxhall has unveiled the hot version of the Corsa.

The latest VXR model is immediately...

Russ Swift goes through a set of tyres every 3 miles because, in the stunt-driving business, rubber and money get burned together.

Swift’s party piece – and something he’s been doing for decades and with a 100% success rate – is getting...

Saab has been given an award in recognition of a device that prevents drunk people from driving.

The AlcoKey, now being trialled on a widespread basis in Sweden, is smaller than a mobile phone, and incorporates a flip-top cover with a mouth...

Most parents are endangering their children because they are not using, or fail to correctly fit, child seats.
What Car? found that 65% of parents had not fitted their child seats properly, while only 35% of parents knew the specifics of new child...

Merc has weighed in at the pre-North American Auto Show Detroit concept title rumble with a large luxury convertible that looks suspiciously as though it might eventually see the light of day (translation: it’s dull).

The Ocean Drive four-door...

The Y-front moisteningly beautiful Audi R8, due out in spring, has gone all disco.

The 187mph two-seater sports car will come with an optional interior lighting package (who knew we needed one of them?) that will see the addition of LED...

The Koreans are coming. Exports of South Korean cars and parts will hit a record high of £23 billion by the end of the year.

The ministry of commerce, industry and energy in Seoul said auto exports were expected to reach 2.7 million units,...

The Government’s annual multimedia Xmas anti-drink drive campaign is a waste of money, according to road safety experts.

Aimed primarily at 17 to 29-year-old males and launched across TV, cinema, radio, outdoor and ambient media at the start...

The latest concept from Volvo has been unveiled - and continuing the current trend for genre mash-ups, it looks like a 4x4 coupe could be coming our way.

The design, which we are assured will form the basis of the new XC60, will be shown...

Who uses their air-con in the winter? Well, apparently, we all should be doing just that to save ourselves big repair bills.

Specialists say that prolonged periods of inactivity leave air-con systems prone to failure when warmer weather returns,...