Neil Winn

One is a hugely powerful technologically-advanced road car, and the other is a paired back race car for the street. So which is better? Motor Trend puts them head-to-head to find out

Watching cars like the Porsche Cayman GT4 sell for 40 per cent over list price can be disheartening, but don't despair. Here's how you can get your hands on an appreciating future classic...

This Rolls Royce was completely transformed into a hot-rodding hunting machine for Moroccan royalty, and we kinda like it...

Before you get started on your journey to becoming a world champion, find out which series you're most suited to!

After seeing a DBS on a TV show as a child, this owner grafted for years so that he could afford his very own. This video perfectly demonstrates what automotive passion is all about

We love unusual colour choices here at CT, so we asked you guys for your favourites. We received plenty of awesome suggestions but these were the most popular!

There are some colours that look incredible on certain performance cars which would look completely out of place on a run of the mill hatchback. For example, iridescent paint works on a TVR Tuscan, it doesn’t work on the Nissan Micra Mystique. For me, my favourite is Porsche’s mint green which was made famous by the 964 Turbo 3.6. So CTzens, what is your favourite unconventional colour choice?

I've owned my BRZ for four months, and in that time I've learned some surprising things about the little RWD boxer...

If you were given the choice between an appreciating GT4 (itself an incredibly fast and accomplished sports car) or a Lamborghini Aventador supercar that will lose you money, which is it to be?