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People’s Assembly against Austerity chairman suggests civil disobedience protests designed to bring traffic to a standstill

Nissan reveals even more versatile e-NV200 with third row of seats, on sale in July priced from £19,895

Artist creates Aston Martin livery that gives the illusion of movement even when standing still

Toyota has dressed the GT 86 Coupe up in classic track liveries from its motor sport past

On a recent trip, Mike Rutherford visited a Miami auto mall to find a 20-year warranty on offer. Could it be coming to the UK?

Due to budget cuts, police in Devon and Cornwall will no longer look into drivers leaving forecourts without paying

McLaren is offering financial services for the first time, with a payment plan available for all of its models

A new survey has shown that 54 per cent of people in the UK don't bother to walk short distances

We speak to TVR boss on possibility of 4-cylinder engines, new four-model range and why they have to be British-built

Peugeot's fiery SEAT Leon Cupra rival spotted in production form, set to get 270bhp from a 1.6-litre turbo and hit showrooms later in 2015

Spy shots show facelifted Ferrari F12 M, likely to come out in 2016 with more grunt, chassis tweaks and cabin tech upgrades

High-performance Renaultsport Kadjar could be on the way alongside Nissan Qashqai Nismo

Volkswagen has confirmed its slow-selling Phaeton luxury saloon is no more, but all-new model promised for 2017 release

May SMMT figures show 11,842 plug-in hybrid/electrics bought so far this year, a four-fold increase on 2014

Prices and details on new VW Sharan, which gets more efficient engines and new safety tech

The pace of change in the car industry hasn’t been matched by development elsewhere, says deputy editor Graham Hope

Shock figures reveal 391 of 1,714 fixed cameras not in use, with mobile sites filling the void

Jaguar celebrates 80 year anniversary with a moving display of priceless heritage cars in Coventry, including one-off XJ13 and D-Type

Our new sister site Alphr.com will offer in-depth coverage of in-car tech, electric cars and motoring innovations

Bigger’s better as Mk2 BMW X1 now looks more like an SUV than an off-road estate - and it's more practical, too

Skoda's new Superb load-lugger will be available to order in June with likely £19,850 starting price

Curious Japanese outfit Mitsuoka announces retro MX5-based Roadster, arriving in the UK in June priced from £53,800

On the 80th anniversary of the driving test, we ask if it needs rethinking - and experts tell us what needs to change

The driving test is 80 years old, so we take a look back at its 110-year history

The 2016 London Motor Show is set to be a motor show with a difference; held at iconic Battersea Park next year

Mike Rutherford is impressed by hugely profitable Toyota, with it small number of brands beating VW's wide range

Six new Lightweight Jaguar E-Type cars are on the way, thanks to Jaguar's hertitage team

This is our first look at SEAT's new mid-size crossover SUV, due for release in mid 2016

London's black cab community has protested again against the Uber app. But what exactly is it?

If the new XC90 can beat the brilliant Land Rover Discovery, then Volvo’s latest SUV is a very special car indeed, says Steve Fowler

Latest Department of Transport figures show numbers of some legendary classic cars on UK roads are dwindling

We get behind wheel of the Volkswagen Golf with advanced Bosch mild hybrid tech that cuts diesel emissions and boosts mpg

Japanese giant will bring a stripped-back, three-seater Caterham Seven rival to the Tokyo show in October

BMW unveils striking CSL Hommage concept at Villa d’Este in tribute to iconic 3.0 CSL from the seventies

Britain - or some parts of it - needs a political party for motorists, says columnist Mike Rutherford

Surprise u-turn sees Vauxhall confirm 'Grand Slam' name is dropped in favour of Adam S