Does this mean the return of TVR?

TVR was once one of the largest specialized sports car manufacturers in the world, but like most companies struggled with low sales, so midway through last year, Nikolay Smolensky, which was the owner at the team, announced the company was closing its doors and stop manufacturing cars. The good news is that recently a new message appeared at the company's website.

Porsche introduces a Limited Edition to celebrate 50 years of the 911

Porsche is one of those car companies that really likes to create special and/or limited editions, and since this year they are celebrating 50 years of the 911, they have a perfect excuse to introduce yet another limited edition. This special anniversary model is based on the 911 Carrera S and will be shown at the International Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt.

Skoda reveals the fastest Octavia ever

The public presentation of the sportier version of the Skoda Octavia was scheduled to happen at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, which will take place from July 10, 2013, and that will still take place but the automobile manufacturer based in the Czech Republic decided today is the day to reveal it.

Pagani Zonda Revolucion is the last Zonda

After so many special versions, Pagani finally announced the final version of the Zonda, which is called Revolucion. The Zonda Revolucion was revealed during the 2013 Vanishing Point International Pagani gathering, and is described as "the apex of the celebration of performance, technology and art applied to a track car", and is "a car designed to amaze both on the track and in a car collection".

Nissan refreshes the Europen version of the Micra [Video]

A few months ago, Nissan showed the facelift of the March, which is the European version of the Micra, and today we get to see for the first time the official images of the upgraded Micra. There are a few changes between the Micra and the March, besides the obvious changes compared to the previous model.

Will Kia create a cabrio version of the pro_cee'd GT?

Peter Schreyer, President of Kia Motors and Chief Designer Officer for both Kia and Hyundai, recently said that the Korean automakers needed a halo car to make the brand more known among the younger audience. This is relevant because of the sketch you can see above (and below), indicating the halo car Peter Schreyer was talking about, could be the cabrio version of the pro_cee'd GT.

Toyota teases the new Corolla. Again

This is the second image Toyota reveals teasing the next-generation Corolla, but i was also able to get a new image showing the head lamps. The good thing is that it looks a lot like the Corolla Furia concept that was revealed back in January. The official presentation is scheduled to happen on June 6, but we might get an early reveal (as with most cars).

Do you know what happens when a car hits a wall at 193km/h (120mph)? [Video]

You will find out in this video, taken from an episode of the Fifth Gear show, what happens to an older generation Ford Focus when it hits a wall at 193km/h (120mph). And from what i can see, if someone crashed at that speed, i can surely say it wouldn't have chance of surviving.

The 2014 Chevrolet Malibu has a new face

The Chevrolet Malibu is an unloved car. Considered trite, it never had great sales. So this facelift was more than expected, transforming it in a much more interesting product. The main changes happened in the front but the interior also got a new design, and in specific the center console.

Caterham teases a new and cheaper Seven

The Seven is a lightweight, simple, two-seater sports roadster initially produced by Lotus. The rights to build this car were bought by Caterham in 1972, and in 1973 the first Caterham Seven was produced. To celebrate 40 years since the first model rolled out of the production line, the British company will reveal a new, less expensive Seven.