By Sven Gustafson Filed under: Green,Videos,Tesla,Wagon,Electric,Luxury Remember that Tesla Model S shooting brake we told you about a few months ago? No, not that Dutch-customizer version, which has yet to see the light of day, so far as we can tell. We’re talking about the wagonized version from British outfit Qwest Norfolk. The finished version […]

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The Land Rover Series launched in Amsterdam 70 years ago today Car maker gathers selection of classic models for special event to mark 70 years since ground-breaking Land Rover was launched The original Land Rover was launched 70 years ago today (30 April), and the company is marking the event with a special celebration that […]

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By Carter Jung Filed under: Toys/Games Hot Wheels is celebrating the half-century milestone with the Legends Tour. A traveling car show with a heavy dose of Hot Wheels, the tour will double as a search for the next generation of Sweet 16 cars. Continue reading Hot Wheels 50th anniversary tour kicks off fan vehicle search […]

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By Reese Counts Filed under: Design/Style,Videos,Toyota,SUV,Classics,Off-Road,Specialty We’re big fans of The FJ Company here at Autoblog. The outfitter builds some pretty sweet restomod Toyota off-roaders. Late last year, we were lucky enough to drive a 1981 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ43. It was a big dose of nostalgia right to the pleasure centers of the brain. […]

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By James Riswick Filed under: Green,Honda,Quick Spins,Sedan,Hybrid When evaluating electrified vehicles like the 2018 Honda Clarity Plug-In Hybrid, it’s easy to become fixated on electric range. Oh, it’s certainly one of the most important factors, but there are so many other things one must weigh when choosing one of these new-fangled eco-friendly cars. Things like […]

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Among the celebrations is Land Rover’s first prototype vehicle Our man’s in Coventry where Land Rover is celebrating a new milestone with a special event It’s exactly 70 years since the first Land Rover was revealed at the Amsterdam Show, and the company has all the celebration stops out to make it a big moment. […]

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By Reese Counts Filed under: Subaru,Crossover,Hatchback,Off-Road Back in 1967, Malcolm Bricklin approached Subaru about bringing its cars to the United States. The first models made their way to customer hands sometime in 1968. After 50 years, Subaru of America announced that it has sold its 9 millionth vehicle, a 2018 Subaru Crosstrek, to a doctor […]

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70,000 motorists were hit with speeding fines from smart motorways last year Record level of speeding fines suggests drivers don’t trust lowered speed limits A record number of speeding fines accrued on sections of motorway with variable speed limits could suggest the limits are confusing motorists. An investigation by The Times showed that more than […]

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Tech upgrades and design tweaks make the case for Mini’s five-door hatch midlife facelift A new Mini. Well, it’s new in some ways but, in truth, it’s largely carried over from the F55-generation car – the third interpretation of this iconic supermini under BMW’s watch – we first drove back in 2014.Even for a midlife […]

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By Doug Newcomb Filed under: Ownership,BMW,Honda,Toyota,Car Buying,Gadgets,Infotainment,Smartphone,Technology Here’s a quick checklist of infotainment functions to test and questions to ask when new-car shopping. Continue reading How to test for a new-car infotainment system you can live with How to test for a new-car infotainment system you can live with originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, […]

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