Motoring journalism can take you to some exotic places, but few feel quite as special as a proving ground in the half-light.

Locks for cars started appearing in late 1900s America, where "car stealing has flourished". Initially these didn't lock the car itself but rather the ignition, steering wheel or bonnet. In fact, one ...

Arresting the slide is the immediate task of newly appointed Ford of Europe president Jim Baumbick. An American development engineer who did a stint overseeing the Focus and Kuga in Germany, Baumbick ...

The larger subsidy only applies to the Long Range variant because its battery cells are produced in France: the standard Comfort Range car does not, and so it only qualifies for a ...