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2024 Ferrari 296 GTB9,0/10
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30/07/2026

2024 Ferrari 296 GTB

The Ferrari 296 GTB is, in short, a brilliant car. Abnormally fast, surprisingly comfortable and dripping with Ferrari theatre, it blends an 830 hp hybrid V6 with genuine everyday usability. The touch controls and the questionable CarPlay integration annoy, but the way the engine and electric motor work together is spectacular. This is Ferrari at the top of its game.

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2026 Mercedes-Benz C 400 4MATIC electric8,4/10
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27/07/2026

2026 Mercedes-Benz C 400 4MATIC electric

The C 400 4MATIC electric is the first fully electric C-Class, and Mercedes is keen to sell it as the sportiest one yet, with 490 hp and a 4.0-second sprint to 100 km/h. We came away more impressed by the everyday case: a hushed, air-sprung ride, a genuinely useful AI assistant and up to 762 km of WLTP range. The rear design and a cheap-feeling black panel are our main gripes, and at €67,000 it is not cheap, but this is a hugely convincing debut.

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2026 Citroën ë-C5 Aircross7,6/10
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26/07/2026

2026 Citroën ë-C5 Aircross

The electric Citroën ë-C5 Aircross does the most Citroen thing possible: it puts comfort first. Progressive Hydraulic Cushions suspension, lovely seats and a clean, clever cabin make it a genuinely relaxing family EV, and in the Long Range we drove it backs that up with a realistic 680 km of range and a huge boot. It is not quick, the plastics and some Stellantis switchgear disappoint, and the fast-charging is only moderate, but as a comfortable, spacious and keenly priced SUV it makes a strong case.

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2025 Fiat 500 Hybrid Torino8,1/10
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25/07/2026

2025 Fiat 500 Hybrid Torino

The petrol Fiat 500 is back, wearing the electric 500e's styling but with a FireFly mild-hybrid engine, a slick manual gearbox and, at last, a sixth gear. It is small, nippy, beautifully styled and refreshingly full of physical buttons, and it barely sips fuel: we covered nearly 700 km on its tiny tank. For city life, it is close to genius.

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Belgium's car inspection is about to get simpler and far less frequent
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18/08/2026

Belgium's car inspection is about to get simpler and far less frequent

From 1 September 2026, Flanders moves its car inspection from once a year to once every two years, aligning Belgium with most of Europe. Paperwork is cut, the insurance certificate is no longer needed at the test, and the window to repair a serious defect grows from 15 days to two months. A planned reform would also scrap the mandatory second-hand inspection for domestic sales.

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In France, posting a photo of a car parked on grass can land a brand in court
Automotive Industry
18/08/2026

In France, posting a photo of a car parked on grass can land a brand in court

Under France's 1991 Lalonde law, any car advertising showing a vehicle off public roads, on grass, sand, rocks, in a forest or a river, is illegal, and that includes Instagram and TikTok posts. It even applies to images shot abroad if they are visible in France. In January 2025 Jeep and 42 dealers were ordered to pay 250,000 euros, with fines reaching 7,500 euros per image.

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Hiroshi Okuda, the outsider who forced Toyota to change and gave us the Prius, has died at 93
Automotive Industry
17/08/2026

Hiroshi Okuda, the outsider who forced Toyota to change and gave us the Prius, has died at 93

Hiroshi Okuda, who led Toyota as president and then chairman from 1995 to 2006, has died at the age of 93. The first person outside the founding Toyoda family to run the company in a generation, he modernised its culture, expanded it worldwide and championed the hybrid Prius. His influence on the modern car industry is hard to overstate.

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LeBron James designed a Maybach, and replaced the V12 badge with his own crown
New Models
17/08/2026

LeBron James designed a Maybach, and replaced the V12 badge with his own crown

LeBron James has curated a bespoke Mercedes-Maybach S 680 through the brand's MANUFAKTUR Made to Measure programme, unveiled at Pebble Beach. Two identical cars were built, one for his own collection and one to be auctioned for the LeBron James Family Foundation in Akron, Ohio. It swaps the V12 badge for his crown logo, a first for Maybach.

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This 1960s Mercedes hides the twin-turbo V8 AMG just walked away from
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17/08/2026

This 1960s Mercedes hides the twin-turbo V8 AMG just walked away from

Kugelwerks, a Los Angeles coachbuilder, has revealed the One Eleven, a restomod of the 1960s Mercedes-Benz W111 coupe. It uses the running gear of the previous Mercedes-AMG C63 S, including its twin-turbo 4.0-litre V8 with 510 hp and 700 Nm, driving the rear wheels through a seven-speed automatic. Production is limited, deliveries start in September 2026, and prices open at 480,000 dollars.

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Stellantis may close a Canadian plant that has not built a car since 2023
Automotive Industry
17/08/2026

Stellantis may close a Canadian plant that has not built a car since 2023

Stellantis has told the union Unifor it is seriously considering closing or selling its Brampton assembly plant in Ontario, which has been idle since late 2023. Around 2,200 workers have been on layoff since it was retooled for the Jeep Compass, before that production was moved to the United States. The union calls it a gut punch and points to US auto tariffs as a key factor.

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The man who paid 40 million for the Ferrari Luce made his fortune from light itself
Automotive Industry
17/08/2026

The man who paid 40 million for the Ferrari Luce made his fortune from light itself

The buyer who paid 40 million dollars for the first Ferrari Luce at Monterey has been named as Dr Herbert Wertheim, a self-made billionaire, inventor and philanthropist who created the first UV-absorbing dye for plastic eyeglass lenses. A keen Ferrari collector, he bought a Tailor Made Daytona SP3 for 26 million at the same event a year earlier. All proceeds went to The Ferrari Foundation.

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