Lamborghini has created a fantastic video to celebrate winning the Dynamics Team of the Year category of the Vehicle Dynamics International Awards 2019. See why the team are worthy winners…
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This in-depth documentary tells the fascinating story of the AMC Pacer, including the project’s little-known problems with manufacturing setbacks and government regulations. The vintage advertisements and rare footage of AMC’s factory make this film a real treat
Join the Subaru Tecnica International (STI) team at their HQ and at international circuits as they showcase the 2019 STI S209, the most powerful STI model ever created
To help Öhlins’ engineers in their search for the next generation of advanced suspension technology, they cooperate with car manufacturers and motorsport teams to calculate optimal suspension performance. Watch the company’s vehicle dynamics simulator in North Carolina in action…
Jaguar’s 200mph, 600PS performance sedan has lowered the fastest Nürburgring time for a four-door production car to 7min 18.361sec
Next-generation urban transport vehicles could be smooth and efficient if the Protean360+ corner module is fitted, a unit which offers a limitless 360-degree steering capability, combined with an innovative suspension set-up, pneumatic ride-height control and an in-wheel electric motor
The Lotus Evija has been revealed as first fully electric British hypercar. With a target power output of 2,000PS the Evija is set to be the most powerful series-production road car ever built
Take a high-speed trip back to 1979 with this UK advert for the Mk3 Ford Capri. The film features the top-end 3-litre Ghia model and the entry-level 1300 version. The Ghia boasts a 0-60 time of 9.5 seconds with a 117mph top speed, while the price of the1300 started at £2848! Here’s how the Capri handles a corner…
Watch Roborace set the first first-ever official timed autonomous vehicle run at the Goodwood Festival of Speed
Unlike the VW ID.R, this drift-focussed Lamborghini Huracan isn’t the quickest way to tackle the hill at Goodwood Festival of Speed – especially with Mad Mike Whiddett behind the wheel. He does show why rear-wheel drive is fun though