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By Nabanita Singha Roy
Aprilia’s updated SXR GT range starts at Rs 1,09,999 for the 125 and Rs 1,29,999 for the 175 - Both scooters get new hp-e engines and larger 14-inch wheels The post New Aprilia SXR GT 125, 175 Launch Price Start At Rs 1.10 Lakh appeared first on RushLane.
By Josh Suttill
Here's what we learned from F1's first Sepang weekend in nine years
By David Lord
Petit Le Mans Race Week Gallery Petit Le Mans Race Week Gallery first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Rachit Thukral
It was a weekend to forget for Alex Marquez, who walked away from Motegi without adding a single point to his tally
By Sagar Patel
Mercedes-Benz India sold 5,422 vehicles in July–September 2026, while nine-month sales reached a record 15,190 units The post Mercedes India Quarterly Sales Touch New High In Q3 2026 – Jan to Sep Sales Cross 15k appeared first on RushLane.
By Daniel Golson
Alfa Romeo has produced a lot of incredible, beautiful cars over its 116-year history, and we want to know which one you love the most.
By Alex Harrington
Isack Hadjar says a late battery issue left him unable to defend against Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc as a Bahrain Grand Prix podium slipped away
By Adam Clarke
Some enthusiasts avoid unfinished projects, fearing what might lie beneath the sparkling paint. They question the build quality and whether the future holds nasty surprises that could cost a fortune to fix. I understand those sentiments, but my instincts... Read More »
By Lydia Mee
George Russell criticised the disrupted Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang as "not very F1" after software issues caused early chaos
By John Dagys
Canadian squad to add Bathurst 12H, possible N24 effort to overseas schedule for 2027...
By Filip Cleeren
McLaren Formula 1 team boss Andrea Stella was supportive of governing body the FIA after software glitches threw the start of the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia in disarray
By Graham Goodwin
Motorsport history is littered with great-looking cars that massively underperformed, and the golden era of Group C was absolutely no different in that regard. Whether through inherently poor design, flawed concepts, underinvestment or just plain bad luck, there are cars galore that retain appeal because of the ‘what might have been’ factor. Amongst that group […] Unique BRM P351 Group C Car Restored first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Rob Emslie
It's definitely one of the more affordable ways to get a Shelby-branded car.
By Alex Harrington
Mercedes deputy team principal Bradley Lord says the software problems proved why Formula 1 should pursue greater simplicity in future regulations
By Valentin Khorounzhiy
Title rivals fare well in Val's Motegi MotoGP rankings - and so does a surprise star returnee
By Russ Dixon
“Slant-Eyed Monster” was the nickname of the 1958-60 Lincoln Continentals in Ford’s design studios. To me, the cars looked like a big Japanese insect heading your way from a 1950s B-grade movie. And yet, the Edsel and its “horse... Read More »
By Jack Rachinsky
Six-time IndyCar champion has no concrete sports car racing plans with new employer McLaren...
By Lauren Swift
Since 1926, Kelley Blue Book has helped car buyers and sellers make fair transactions. Learn more about how values are determined, the types of values, and the history of KBB.
By Lydia Mee
Cadillac F1 driver Valtteri Bottas has opted to cycle 350 kilometres from Sepang to Singapore between back-to-back grands prix
By Nick DeGroot
Wallace went from fighting Chase Briscoe for the race lead at the start of the final stint, to finishing eighth and over 11 seconds behind
By Danny Tan
The government is considering heavier penalties to combat cable thieves, especially those involving syndicates. Minister of housing and local government Nga Kor Ming said that the move would need amendments to existing laws, and that […] The post Gov’t considering heavier penalty for cable thieves – Nga appeared first on Paul Tan's Automotive News.
By Akshay Kulkarni
After launching the C Segment Tekton in India, Nissan is working on a larger 7-seater version of Tekton to take on rivals like Alcazar The post Nissan Tekton 7 Seater Spied With Radar Based ADAS – R18 225/60 Tyre appeared first on RushLane.
By Paul Tan
Visitors to the paultan.org Auto Car Expo (ACE) 2026 at the Setia City Convention Centre (SCCC) will be able to take care of some road transport department (JPJ) matters while they’re at the show, as […] The post ACE 2026: JPJ Mobile counter at SCCC on Saturday, Oct 31 – renew your licence and road tax, pay summonses appeared first on Paul Tan's Automotive News.
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