Reform UK MP Richard Tice has claimed Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is "terrified" of his party's surge in popularity, after new polling placed Nigel Farage's force ahead of Labour.In the latest ...

Gary Lineker to step down from the BBC after sharing social media post on Zionism ...

But the UK-based outfit has thrown us a real curveball with its latest special project, a modern take on the classic Baja Bug. The first Baja Bugs were created in Southern California in the late ...

(Make your own jokes about how related they are.) Specifically, it’s the Baja Bug, that icon of '60s surf culture still adored the world over, that’s now been given a Yorkshire overhaul ...

You can watch TV until you've got ter­minal video bum, but you'll probably never see Sonny Crockett or J.R. Ewing tooling around Miami or Dallas in an Audi V8. Although the new 90-degree ...

Engineers are reportedly working on a new Dodge Charger with a Hemi V8 engine. The model is rumored to arrive in late 2026, roughly a year and a half after the Hurricane I6. Considering the ...

Interestingly enough, yesterday's custom V8-powered 1973 Mercury Capri sold ... but those in the back are huge, tucked under Baja-Bug-style fenders. Amazingly, those wheels are only four-lug ...

Who could’ve imagined that muscle car lovers might not love an electrified Dodge Charger in nearly the same way as one with a supercharged V8 engine under the hood? Well, here we are.

The Bug’s goal is ultra-high-speeds ... resist the instinct to lift, as that big V8 will point the nose into the ground Colin McRae style if you do. Once we start hitting the maximum launch ...

The V8 engine is among these staples, with a handful of such engines standing out as the most powerful ever made. Of course, they and all others wouldn't have become so known without the first ...

That all changed a year ago when Honda put its first-ever commercial V8 into production. Now it's growing the lineup of advanced, high-powered 5.0-liter V8 VTEC motors. Honda began production of ...

Now that’s some cool shite. Exactly what Aussie engineer and moto enthusiast Ian Drysdale did with this V8 superbike in 1997. “I have always thought that bikes could be better,” Drysdale ...