Most electric cars are essentially automatic, meaning there is no need for the driver to change gear. You simply engage D (for Drive), press the accelerator pedal and let the battery and motors do the ...

One of the perks in my line of work is that I get to drive some of the world’s most spectacular cars. Ferraris, Bentleys, Aston Martins. I often wonder what my neighbours think when I pull up in one ...

Renting a car should simplify the travel experience, so you don't have to worry about getting around, wherever you're going. These cars might challenge that.

This is largely due to what is almost a complete disappearance of new manual transmission car sales. Reader’s Digest reports that “just 1.83%” of new cars purchased in early 2025 were stick shift ...

Kia has launched new variants for the Carens Clavis MPV. It now gets a new HTX(O) variant, along with optional 6-seater layouts for more variants to cater to more buyers.

Japanese bike maker Yamaha announced the availability of the Yamaha Automated Manual Transmission (Y-AMT) for the 2026 Tracer 7 and Tracer 7 GT.

Stick shifts are very rare these days and most companies have stopped making them. See which American automakers still have manuals for sale.

Dogs love cars, so a dog-friendly vehicle will make you and your dog happier. Here are five of the most dog-friendly cars you can buy today. Having a dog along makes frequent breaks from the road a ...

Adventure seekers in India have yet another excuse to eye the Thar, especially if “eyeing” really means wanting a Jeep Wrangler vibe without the financial regret that comes with it. Mahindra has given ...

A new report suggests that the automaker is about to open reservations for its up-spec MX-5 performance offerings in Japan.

Updates this year streamline the G70 range, with a few modern touches added. A new Capri Blue exterior paint option replaces Tasman Blue and Burleigh Blue. The 2.5T model adds a beige interior theme ...

Creep is the tendency of a vehicle to roll forward when in gear, even when you're not pressing the throttle. It was not a natural feature of the automobile; for the first 50-ish years, almost all cars ...