Tariff Timeout’s Over: Jaguar Land Rover Ships Back Into the Game

Jaguar Land Rover resumes U.S. exports after a temporary halt triggered by Trump-era tariffs, signaling a recalibrated trade strategy and renewed market focus.

Jim Clark Gets the Last Word in Lotus’ Greatest V6 Yet

Lotus celebrates racing legend Jim Clark with a special Emira—its most focused V6 sports car yet. Limited to 60 units, this edition blends old-school spirit with modern performance in signature British Racing Green.

Half the Size, Full of It: Bentley’s Blower Jnr Is No Toy

The 2024 Bentley Blower Jnr is an 85% scale electric tribute to the 1929 Team Car No.2. It’s fully road-legal, exquisitely detailed, and unmistakably Bentley—even if it’s barely taller than a hedge.

Now Please Take This Lotus Elise and Get Lost on a Project Safari

UK-based Get Lost Automotive has transformed the Lotus Elise S1 into a lifted, rally-inspired off-roader with zero interest in staying on tarmac. It’s real, road-legal, and built for adventure—not convention.

Jaguar Revives E-Type with New Factory Parts as Brand Pivots Toward EV Future

Jaguar Classic is bringing the iconic E-Type back to life with brand-new factory-built panels and restorations. As the brand shifts toward electric-only models by 2025, this heritage-driven move keeps enthusiasts engaged and business diversified.

McLaren Recall 2025: Brake Line Defect Sparks Safety Alert Across Multiple Models

McLaren has issued a safety recall for Artura, 720S, GT, and 600LT models over a critical brake line routing issue that could cause rear-wheel lockup. Here’s what you need to know—and why it matters.

McMurtry Spéirling Defies Gravity and Records: The 1,000bhp Fan Car That Laps Like Lightning

The McMurtry Spéirling just shattered the Top Gear Test Track lap record and drove upside down—literally. With 1,000bhp, fan-generated downforce, and 0–60 in 1.5s, this electric hypercar is turning physics into its playground.