From the outside, W222 may seem like the least revolutionary S class in Mercedes Benz history.

Gone are the S classes characteristic bulged fenders. Other than somewhat interesting headlight clusters, there is nothing about the exterior design that sets the new S class apart. The word "bland" comes to mind.

It is obvious that Mercedes have played it safe in the design department. Just like BMW with it's entire model range, minus the M6 and upcoming "i"... read more

Did you know that something as benign as dirty rims can cause high speed vibration almost as bad as a bent rim or damaged tire?

If you use your street vehicle for occasional trip off the pavement on to gravel or muddy forest trails, sooner or later you will encounter a mud hole which will, at the very least, turn your shiny alloys into unrecognizable mud cakes.

Usually, as you leave the wilderness for high speed motorways the bulk of dirt flies off.

If, however, you get your car dirty near home or leave it parked right after the "mudding session", the sand will... read more

Rear wheel steering, widest 911 body in history, movable front splitter and 520 or 560 metric horsepower for the Turbo and Turbo S.

Porsche has just revealed the next generation 911 Turbo and I am just wondering, if those horsepower numbers in fact are what Porsche wants you to believe they are.

With modern turbocharged performance cars, it is extremely easy to adjust the boost mapping to yield higher or lower power. Manufacturer's official launch fi... read more

Is it just me who thinks that past generation BMW 5 and 7 and 6 series actually look more "2013" than current generation?

Am I the only one who believes that current BMW design is too anonymous and has lost the signature lines that E65 7 and E60 5 had?

These "signature lines" are the same "Bangle bustle" lines that caused panic amongst some of BMWs more traditional fans.

Many prominent auto journalists in their reviews also didn't shy awa... read more

Hennessey Venom GT has not set the production car speed record, making it not the fastest car in the world.

Hennessey Performance, the Texas based engine tuning company and now car producer, has released a press release, stating that Venom GT has broken production car speed record and now "the worlds quickest car is also the worlds fastest car".

That all sounds very good, except, Hennesseys claimed record of 265.7 mph is 2.157 mph less than what... read more