Ryan Hirons
Ryan is Car Throttle's News and Features Editor, landing here in 2023. When he’s not writing cars, you’ll find Ryan pretending to drive them on Gran Turismo or playing with radio-controlled ones.
Articles by Ryan Hirons
News
28/11/23
American tuner Vorsteiner has released its V-CSL package, adding carbon fibre bodywork to turn any E46 M3 into a pseudo-CSL
News
27/11/23
Based on the Imola coupe, albeit with some extensive changes, the Roadster is limited to just eight units
News
27/11/23
In what could set a precedent for the future of the ‘pop-and-bang’ map, a UK-based tuner has been fined for modifications designed to ‘increase noise levels’.
News
27/11/23
With the Porsche Panamera entering its third generation, the Sport Turismo estate has been left behind
News
27/11/23
The ABT XGT is based on the purpose-built Audi R8 GT2 racer and is completely road-legal
News
24/11/23
Third generation of the super saloon brings an uprated version of the Turbo E-Hybrid, including a hefty power boost and more range
News
22/11/23
The BBC has confirmed that the long-running TV show has finally come to an end
News
22/11/23
It seems Pagani is working on another Huayra, despite having replaced it with the Utopia
News
21/11/23
In a move that can only be described as boring, the Ora Funky Cat is now the GWM Ora 03
News
21/11/23
Garage Yoshida is regarded as the world’s leading GT-R restoration workshop, and the process is a marvel to behold
News
21/11/23
Having been meticulously kept in its on-screen damaged condition, the Countach as driven by Di Caprio is heading to auction
News
20/11/23
A 2013 Mercedes W04, raced by Hamilton at 14 Grands Prix in his debut season with the team, just became the second-most valuable F1 car ever
News
20/11/23
Company president Akio Toyoda admitted “fear” that Toyota would revert to being “ordinary”, despite an exciting future on the horizon
Features
18/11/23
Built to allow the Toyota MR2 to take on Le Mans, the SARD MC8 is a curious homologation special. We spoke to the owner of the world’s only example.
Motorsport
17/11/23
The much-anticipated Las Vegas Grand Prix is here, and it’s not going well so far…
News
17/11/23
Sixth-generation of the Forester will be the first to go hybrid, but the SUV continues to promise the 4x4 capabilities it has always had
News
17/11/23
A C7 RS6 once owned by the former working royal is up for sale, and the spec is one to bow down to
News
16/11/23
Nissan has teamed up with designer Daniel Patrick to produce a limited-edition set of Nismo-branded pyjamas. They’re pretty expensive, though…
News
16/11/23
Before the Huracan becomes consigned to the history books, Lamborghini produced an even more special version of the STO to sign it off
News
16/11/23
Human Horizon’s latest creation is the Z-based A, with a promised 0-62mph sprint “just over” two seconds and a top speed of “almost” 186mph.
Videos
16/11/23
Buying someone else's project car can be a risky thing. It may be tempting to pick up where someone has left off to finish what they planned out from the start or put your own spin on things. Of course, though, there's the caveat of things potentially being very, very wrong in ways you may not expect. Should you buy someone else's project car? Well, this week Ethan and Jack take a look at Edwin's newest purchase; someone else's half-finished E36. We'll see if it was a massive mistake and not worth the £1500 price, or if it might turn out to be a great deal.
News
16/11/23
Christian von Koenigsegg gives a tour of the facility where the Jesko’s V8 is made, including a treat to a dyno run
News
15/11/23
Extreme version of the SF90 shaved 1.4 seconds off the standard car’s lap of Ferrari’s home circuit
News
15/11/23
Following on from the return of the 5, the Twingo is the next retro-styled EV from Renault