It may ‘only’ be an Elise, but exotic construction methods can throw up exotic bills. Gez Medinger wonders if the Elise’s days in the garage might be numbered.

Of all the stories from the heroic age of exploration, there is perhaps none quite so strange as that of Maurice Wilson. By Andrew Frankel

This was not a car Richard Bremner intended to buy, but when he saw one at an auction and clocked its condition and mileage, he found himself unable to resist

Steve Sutcliffe had no intention of modifying his Golf R, right up to the moment he did. And, as usual for Steve, he did not hold back

What do you get when you combine competition-spec Land Rovers with the most gruelling rally raid on Earth? Tati Reed finds heaven in Saudi Arabia

The Ferrari-powered Lancia was not exactly a runaway success in the UK, but that does not stop Wayne Bruce really, really wanting one

More is usually better, but not all brake horsepower is created equal, says tuning aficionado Gez Medinger

Product placement in films is almost as old as film itself, and few are more effectively used than cars. But some do it better than others says Andrew English