Neil Winn

Over the last few years manufacturers have come up with all sorts of ridiculous features, hoping to make their cars stand out from the crowd. Here's a selection of the douchiest, as picked by you

This 996 might look like a standard Carrera, but under those understated curves lays a custom built 600bhp twin-turbo flat-six. Oh and did we mention it's a genuine GT3? This is potentially the coolest 996 ever, and it's up for sale...

In the last few years car manufacturers have come up with all sorts of ridiculous options, hoping to make their cars stand out from the crowd. This trend spans every class of car, from bottom of the rung econoboxes up to luxury barges. Personally, my least favourite option available on a production car is something that I’ll probably never be able to afford, the Rolls Royce’s Starlight Headliner. Yes it’s handcrafted, and yes each constellation is completely unique, but that doesn’t stop it from looking horribly tacky.

The Garage continues to grow at a rapid rate, with a plethora of CTzens' awesome cars to look at. These are the coolest machines that caught our eye last week...

While out for a drive in his Porsche 911 GT3, Rob Ferretti spots a delivery driver hooning on the tight canyon roads above LA. The speed of this bread van is seriously impressive!

With some manufacturers hiding beautiful engines under ugly looking plastic covers, we thought we'd find out which cars, past or present, have the best looking stock engine bays. Here are your top suggestions...

Motor racing forces engineers to push boundaries, develop ingenious solutions, and to bend rules without breaking them. Here are five times engineers pushed those technological limits to the maximum

With an increasing number of manufacturers choosing to hide beautiful engines under ugly looking plastic covers - we’re looking at you BMW - aesthetically pleasing engine bays are becoming a thing of the past. So, we want to know: what car, present or past, has the best looking stock engine bay? Personally my favourite is the Alfa Romeo 147 GTA’s gorgeous 3.2-litre V6. Let us know your suggestions!

We love four wheels, but when it comes to value for money, you can't beat bikes. Here's why...

If you don't know your 180SX from your 200SX, then stop what you're doing and watch this video for a comprehensive look at the world's favourite drift car!