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It was on this day in 2010 that the eagerly-waited MINI Countryman was formally announced

The UK government’s controversial decision to ban all new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 could have unintended consequences on the automotive industry in this country.

An Israeli company claims to have developed a lithium-ion battery capable of being charged in five minutes and has began producing them in China.

It was on this day in 1987 that high-profile English footballer Mick Quinn was sentenced to 21 days in prison for multiple driving offences, which included flouting a drink driving ban.

Councils in the UK are raking in vast profits in parking fines with some in London bringing in more than £10m a year.

It’s not been the easiest year to learn how to drive, while the roads have been quieter, the official lockdown rules have meant driving tests have been suspended, putting a halt to any ambitions of getting behind the wheel.

It was on this day in 1968 that Ford officially unveiled its new Escort model at the Brussels Motor Show.

A new survey has revealed some of the dirtiest areas of the inside of our cars, with one particular location harbouring more germs than a toilet seat!

It was on this day in 1968 that British Motor Holdings and Leyland Motors announced that they would merge to form the British Leyland group.

The future is no longer black or white, for the third year in succession, the colour grey has proven to be the most popular choice for a new car colour.