I found my lost 6X6 truck after 7 years!

After seven years of being lost, the 6x6 truck is finally found—but the discovery raises more questions than answers. What should have been a simple recovery turns into a complicated situation as its true condition becomes clear.

This famous polar Hilux reveals the truth behind its Arctic build

This video looks back at the famous Toyota Hilux built for an extreme polar expedition and examines what really made it so capable. The team explores the truck’s heavy duty Arctic modifications, from its huge tyres and raised suspension to the underbody protection, specialist equipment, and practical details designed for deep snow and ice. Along the way, the video separates real engineering from TV myth, showing which parts of the build were essential and which details became part of the legend. It is a closer look at how a pickup became one of the most memorable adventure vehicles ever shown on screen.

Porsche 911 GT3 threads through Nürburgring traffic

A white Porsche 911 GT3 approaches a busy Nürburgring bend with several cars filling the road ahead. Its large rear wing stands out as the group carries speed between the curbs and guardrails. A white coupe runs alongside while another sports car leads into the next corner. The onboard view captures the challenge of maintaining pace in crowded track traffic.

How the US Air Force repairs its most feared supersonic bombers’ engines

BMW launches revamped 7 Series with petrol and EV options in India

Flagship launch: BMW India unveils the refreshed 7 Series with petrol and electric powertrains, starting at ₹1.95 crore. Tech and luxury: Features include BMW Panoramic iDrive, passenger screens, Executive Lounge seating, and a 31.3-inch 8K Theatre Screen. Local EV production: i7 manufacturing begins in Chennai, making India the only country besides Germany to produce the electric flagship.

Turning a $500 ranger into a $150,000 Baja truck... then tragedy struck

Donut takes a hard look back at the Ranger build that started as a $500 work truck and turned into a $150,000 desert racing machine. The goal was to create a Baja-ready weapon, but the desert punished every weak point—radius arms snapped, alternators failed, body panels cracked, and parts shook loose. The biggest lesson was simple: without real endurance testing, even expensive builds will break. Despite the chaos, the Baja Blaster still managed to finish and take first in class. Now they’re rebuilding the weak points and planning to race it again.

These 5 car maintenance mistakes are quietly killing your car

These five common car maintenance mistakes quietly damage engines, tyres, brakes and electrical systems in Indian driving conditions. Learn how routine neglect raises fuel use, repair costs and reliability risks, reducing vehicle life and resale value over time.

Are naturally aspirated engines losing their charm to turbos?

Turbo-petrol engines are rapidly finding their way into smaller, more affordable cars, promising stronger performance from smaller capacities. But as turbos rise, naturally aspirated engines face an interesting question.

Watch what happens when a car outruns the wind behind it

It sounds impossible: a vehicle powered only by wind traveling faster than the wind itself. But with a clever design using wheels and a propeller, this machine extracts energy from the moving air in an unexpected way. Instead of acting like a sail, the propeller pushes air backward, allowing the vehicle to accelerate beyond wind speed. The result is a counterintuitive demonstration that challenges how most people think about motion and energy.

Karnataka HC orders issue of appointment letters to motor vehicle inspector aspirants

BENGALURU: Allowing a batch of petitions filed by aspirants for the Motor Vehicle Inspector post, challenging orders passed by the Karnataka State Administrative Tribunal rejecting their applications on the ground of not having experience in Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) and Heavy Passenger Vehicles (HPVs) with petrol engines, the Karnataka High Cour...

5 hybrid cars I would buy if I was replacing my Hyundai Creta diesel

Hybrid cars offer an efficient alternative to ageing diesel SUVs, combining petrol and electric power. Here are five hybrids to consider when replacing a Hyundai Creta diesel

How to check your car's mileage? Know the most accurate method

According to Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, only authorised dealer equipment can accurately measure fuel efficiency. While dashboard readings have limitations, motorists can still estimate real-world mileage with reasonable accuracy using the right methods.

The highs & lows of cars that returned to life

Many cars and car-brands have been revived over the years, some to great success. Others, not so much

This is the reason Japan became a black hole for stolen Ferraris

A series of rare Ferrari thefts exposed a long-running pipeline that moved stolen supercars from Europe into Japan. The video traces how wealthy demand, limited supply, and weak scrutiny around imported paperwork helped turn certain cars into high-value targets. Some of the stolen vehicles belonged to major collectors and even Formula 1 drivers, making the cases even more remarkable. Investigators later found that several cars had been given new identities, exported through multiple countries, and quietly registered in Japan. The story reveals how a global theft network kept valuable Ferraris hidden in plain sight for decades.

More power, E100 compatible: This is what Suzuki's future engines could be like

Suzuki is working on a new generation of petrol engines that could bring more power, turbocharging and alternative-fuel compatibility to its future India-bound models.

Chinese SUV turned into Range Rover and the result is surprisingly convincing - see pictures

The modified Xpeng GX features several styling elements inspired by the latest Range Rover, drawing attention on social media.

Mercedes-Benz GLC electric receives 650+ expressions of interest in 36 hours

Mercedes-Benz Electric GLC receives over 650 EOIs within 36 hours, highlighting strong demand for premium EVs. The locally manufactured SUV will strengthen the automaker’s Indian electrification strategy

No new petrol, diesel car registrations from 2031? CAQM panel's plan to help Delhi breathe easy

A committee of experts constituted by the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) has recommended a phased transition from petrol and diesel vehicles to zero-tailpipe emission vehicles across Delhi-NCR by 2040 in a report submitted to the panel. The 15-member panel has proposed a gradual phase-out of internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, with different timelines for vehicles adhering to various Bharat Stage (BS) emission standards. The...

Beyond EVs: Why Maruti Suzuki thinks India needs its own green mobility path

At the India-Japan Summit, Maruti Suzuki CEO Hisashi Takeuchi said India's energy mix and farm economy make bio-CNG a key part of its green mobility transition.

Which was the first car company in India?

Today, India is one of the largest automobile markets worldwide. From budget hatchbacks to luxury SUVs, dozens of brands of cars are all over the Indian roads. But have you ever wondered which was the first car company in India? The answer takes us quite back in time when India was still establishing itself as an independent nation, and some visionary industrialists had the guts to dream of making cars in India. Below is everything you need to...

More junkyard discoveries of Windy Hill Auto Parts, New London, Minnesota

Founded in 1964, and still family-run today, Windy Hill Auto Parts is a treasure trove of rare and interesting nuggets - with enough supply to warrant this part two

They started drifting in the middle of the road - then the police showed up

Tokyo's car culture is more than famous parking areas, JDM icons, and scenes from Tokyo Drift. This video dives deep into the city's real automotive underground, from Daikoku meets and tuning shops to C1 highway runs, JDM low riders, drift circuits, and late-night street drifting. Along the way, local drivers, builders, and scene veterans reveal how Tokyo's car culture has changed, why it still survives, and what it takes to find the action hidden beneath the surface.

Millions of residents across UK to be banned from charging electric cars on streets outside homes

Those living in conservation areas will be stopped from running home-charging cables across pavements, which could double the cost of powering their vehicles.

Model changes oil in her 2005 GMC Yukon XL

Rachel Pizzolato tackles an oil change on her 2005 GMC Yukon XL.

Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt spotted driving Land Rover Defender Octa: Watch

Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt already own a Land Rover luxury SUV and have now been spotted driving a Defender.

Common driving mistakes that damage your car’s braking system and how to avoid them

The braking system is the most important safety feature in any car. Although problems with comfort systems like air conditioning, infotainment systems, and power windows may be annoying, a small problem with the brakes can be life-threatening. The brakes are responsible not only for stopping the vehicle but also for controlling it, and they have to...

Switching from manual to automatic car - five things every driver should know

Switching from a manual car to an automatic after 15 years requires small but important habit changes. Drivers must retrain their left foot, understand creep mode, use the correct gear selector, brake before shifting, and anticipate slight acceleration delays. Once adapted, automatic driving becomes smoother and stress-free.

Mini Cooper Oxford Edition pre-launch bookings open in India

The pre-launch bookings for Mini Cooper Oxford Edition, a special edition of the Cooper three-door for which have opened. It will be sold in limited quantities.

Filming Porsche 911 GT3 992 and 997 models is a dream job

Join me as I capture stunning footage of the Porsche 911 GT3 992 and 997 models #PorscheGT3 #Porsche911 #CarFilming

A former Stig finally tests his Ferrari 458 Speciale dream car

This video follows a former racing driver as he finally gets behind the wheel of one of his dream cars, the Ferrari 458 Speciale. After years of praising the standard 458 as one of the best supercars he ever drove, the test focuses on whether the lighter, sharper Speciale can still meet those expectations. The drive highlights its naturally aspirated V8, quick responses, precise steering, and track focused character without losing the emotion that made this Ferrari so memorable. Beyond the speed, the video explores why the 458 Speciale still feels special in an era of heavier, more complex supercars.

Honda Elevate facelift variants explained: Which one should you buy?

Honda Elevate facelift is offered in six variants priced from Rs 11.80 lakh (ex-showroom). Here’s a detailed breakdown of features, prices and the best variant for different buyer needs.

How the US Air Force resupplies its THAAD missile launcher in record time

Unusual car designs from Germany

A look at some of the most intriguing models to ever come from Germany

100,000 pounds of pulling force - the buried bulldozer still refused to move

A stranger offered them a buried bulldozer with one condition: recover it, and it was theirs. But decades of dirt had locked the massive machine in place. With multiple trucks, three winch lines and nearly 100,000 pounds of pulling force, the recovery quickly became their heaviest and most destructive challenge yet.

Automatic gearbox stuck? 5 simple hacks every driver should know before calling a tow truck

If your automatic gearbox gets stuck, don’t panic. The issue is often linked to a faulty brake switch, shift lock system, low transmission fluid, or electronic glitches. Simple checks like using the shift lock release or restarting the car can help temporarily, but professional inspection is recommended.

GK: Why do car speedometers go up to 220 km/h even though you can't drive that fast?

Ever noticed that even a modest hatchback capable of a top speed of around 150 km/h often has a speedometer that stretches all the way to 220 km/h or even 240 km/h? It’s a detail most drivers overlook, but there’s a fascinating reason why carmakers do it.The biggest reason is standardisation. Instead of designing a different speedometer for every variant of a car, manufacturers often use the same instrument cluster across multiple models. A higher-performance version of the same vehicle may actually be capable of much higher speeds, making it more economical to use one speedometer for the entire range.There’s also a technical reason. Speedometers are designed to be most accurate in the speed range where people drive the most—typically between 40 km/h and 120 km/h. If the dial ended at 140 km/h, the markings would be packed too closely together, making it harder to read your speed quickly. Extending the scale to 220 km/h allows for better spacing and easier readability.Psychology plays a role too. For decades, automakers have associated higher numbers with performance. Even if a car can never reach 220 km/h, a speedometer with a higher limit subtly gives the impression of a more capable, premium vehicle. It’s one reason sports cars often have speedometers reading 300 km/h or more, even though very few owners will ever see those speeds.In India, the reality is very different. Most expressways have speed limits ranging from 100 to 120 km/h, while city roads allow much lower speeds. Driving anywhere close to 220 km/h would not only be illegal on public roads but also extremely dangerous. In everyday use, most drivers spend almost all their time well below the halfway mark on the dial.So, the next time you glance at your car’s speedometer and wonder why it promises speeds you’ll probably never achieve, remember: it’s less about encouraging fast driving and more about manufacturing efficiency, better instrument design and a little bit of automotive psychology. It’s one of those tiny details hiding in plain sight that most of us never stop to question.

The craziest concept cars ever made

Too many concepts nowadays are just watered-down previews of production cars. But not these – they were all far too mad to ever be sold

5 auto sector picks by Citi ahead of festive season, with 31% to 49% upside potential

Citi has picked five auto stocks ahead of the festive season, with Mahindra & Mahindra, Maruti Suzuki and three others offering significant upside as demand and margins come under focus.

India's E20 petrol push accidentally created a jackpot for Ather & TVS

India, Oct. 7 -- India spent years trying to put more ethanol into petrol. The goal was simple: reduce imported crude, send more money to domestic farmers and make fuel cleaner. What the policy was never meant to do was sell more electric scooters. As E20 petrol became common across India, more vehicle owners started worrying about lower mileage and whether older vehicles could handle it properly. At the same time, electric two-wheeler sales...

Rare Fords you may have totally forgotten

Join us for a look at the most off-beat motors from America's blue oval - do you know any?

Skoda launches 2026 Slavia facelift with new 8-speed automatic

Pricing and variants: The facelifted Slavia is priced between Rs 9.99 lakh and Rs 18.84 lakh, offered in six trims from Classic to Monte Carlo. Key mechanical change: A new 8-speed automatic gearbox for the 1.0 TSI replaces the previous 6-speed unit, while the 1.5 TSI continues with a 7-speed DSG. Feature upgrades: Adds rear-seat massage, 360-degree camera, refreshed LED lighting, new alloys, and an AI assistant with wireless smartphone connectivity.

MG Windsor EV indulge edition teased: Check expected changes and details

MG Windsor EV Indulge Edition has been teased with a new exterior shade. Check the expected design changes, possible feature upgrades, launch timeline and other key details.

Tata Tiago facelift launches amid festive discounts up to ₹35,000

New facelift unveiled: The 2026 Tiago facelift debuts with refreshed design, upgraded interiors, and enhanced features in both ICE and EV versions. Festive discounts offered: Tata is offering up to ₹35,000 in benefits on pre-facelift Tiago units during the festive season. Strategic timing: The facelift launch alongside discounts could drive showroom traffic and appeal to both budget and tech-focused buyers.

Planning to buy Kia Sonet? Key genuine accessories & prices to explore

Kia Sonet is one of the most popular models in the Indian sub-compact SUV segment, which can be accessorised with a host of genuine kits.

Renault Duster-based Niagara pickup unveiled: Gets 4x4, hybrid to come later

Renault Niagara will be first introduced in the Brazilian market and will be launched with a hybrid powertrain in the future.

Seeds to blooms: 984 days in a time-lapse

Experience 984 days of plant growth in just 8 minutes! Watch seeds sprout, plants mature, and flowers bloom in this stunning time-lapse compilation. #Plants #Fruits #Compilation #Nature #Gardening

Izzy Hammond drives a 680 HP McLaren for the first time

Izzy Hammond gets her first real taste of a supercar behind the wheel of a 680 HP McLaren Artura, guided by professional racer Abby Eaton. She starts nervously on narrow country roads, learning the controls, drive modes, and paddle shifts before taking the car onto a wet Llandow circuit. The speed, braking, and grip feel intimidating at first, but she slowly gains confidence and begins to enjoy the car. The biggest surprise is that despite the McLaren’s power and refinement, Izzy still prefers the raw, simple feel of her classic Mini. Abby then shows what the Artura can really do with a fast wet lap that leaves Izzy shocked in the passenger seat and gives the video a strong final reaction.

Mahindra to introduce XUV 3XO CNG on October 15

Mahindra is set to expand the XUV 3XO's powertrain lineup with a CNG variant on October 15, adding a fourth fuel option alongside petrol, diesel and electric powertrains.

Five driving habits that are secretly killing your car/bike's fuel efficiency

This pattern is often seen in daily driving, where drivers remain in lower gears such as second or third for extended periods, delay upshifts, or continue in higher gears at low speeds. Such habits are more frequent in city conditions with uneven traffic flow. The effect is more pronounced in stop-and-go traffic, where frequent speed changes require timely gear shifts.

She was told she was 'too old to drive'. She now drives an Audi and a truck

Vidya Kaur first approached a local driving school, but they turned her away, saying her age made it difficult for her to handle busy roads.