Matt Kimberley

With Top Gear and The Grand Tour both seemingly in weaker positions than they were a couple of years ago, producers have taken a punt on bringing Fifth Gear back for another series

A well-designed bonnet scoop on the right car can be a fine thing, but sometimes manufacturers end up putting one where it doesn't belong...

Many of us grew up in a world where Alfa Romeo was a brand that used to make great cars, but, spurred on by recent successes, Alfa's tail is up and the kids of the future are in for a treat

Peugeot was given a kicking in the early 2010s over its products' ability to alienate anyone who likes cars, but that's changing fast - so we've looked back almost 20 years to the last time we wanted a Peugeot just for its style...

Ferrari may have taken the spoils, with a panel of judges voting its 3.9-litre twin-turbo V8 the best of the last 20 years, but we've got some other ideas...

Some look good, some not so good, but most look like they were always meant to be that way: these newer cars wearing their older selves' faces are fascinating

We did a little squee when we heard this news - Alfa Romeo is bringing back two of its most evocative badges of recent times

You know how young, crazy rock stars always seem to go a bit conservative as they get older? Mansory seems to have reined-in the madness with its latest project

After Matt LeBlanc's shock departure announcement yesterday, Top Gear has a vacant seat. Here are our five choices to fill it, from the obvious to the not-so-much

American presenter Matt LeBlanc is leaving Top Gear after the end of next season to spend more time in the US with family and friends

President Trump has confirmed that temporary import tariff exemptions for the EU, Canada and Mexico have been allowed to expire, and US car makers are not happy

As much as we truly believe any future Dodge sports car would be a mighty thing, if it doesn't have a V10 then the Viper name should be left well alone

The Club Series Blue Edition is the latest special edition GT86 to come out of Toyota's regular model refresh programme, and the brakes and dampers have seen massive upgrades

Boasting a truly impressive attention to aesthetic detail, apart from the fact that it's not a convertible, this pristine modified Supra could let you live your movie dreams

Volkswagen is fed up of people moaning about how the Golf R lacks power versus its hot hatch rivals, so it’s brewing a 400bhp riposte

As well as costing you a small fortune to buy in the first place, the plates track your movements and offer companies the chance to display advertising on your car - and you don't get a cent

Don your black armbands and stand to attention, boys and girls: the very last Dodge Challenger SRT Demon has left the factory

This gloriously over-the-top imagining of a Hot Wheels Ford Fiesta, complete with huge rear wing and wheel arch extensions, has gone so far past 'ridiculous' that it's somehow really cool again

Ever wondered whether a Lada Riva would still drive after you filled it with five tonnes of concrete? Thankfully, Garage 54 is here to answer that burning question

From a slightly odd manual to the 'towing mode' for the air suspension, this four-year-old RS7 is a weird and definitely wonderful way to spend $73,000

Car maker Hyundai's North American arm is co-developing an in-car system that will allow drivers to buy coffee, order food, pre-pay for fuel or even book hotel rooms while on the road

Used car madman Tyler Hoover has just come over all environmentally conscious and bought the cheapest Tesla Model S in the USA... but how is the battery doing?

The GT R has monstrous torque from its 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8, but can it overcome the hybrid wizardry and four-wheel drive of the mighty Honda NSX?

Early Volkswagen Polos make good hill climb cars to modify because they’re so light, and this 1600cc ball of fury makes the most of what it’s got