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The creator of this tiny Lego V8 engine claims it can rev up to almost 4500rpm – and it sounds better than you’d expect.

Bentley is celebrating 20 years since its last victory at the iconic Le Mans endurance race with 48 limited-edition Continental GTs – each fitted with genuine parts from the winning machine.

Classic cars in Canberra can now be driven for up to 60 days every year following changes to the territory’s historic vehicle registration rules.

Several former Tesla employees have alleged private images and footage were distributed throughout the company.

Motorists in Queensland could soon be forced to complete a road rules test to renew driver licences, as authorities combat a rising road toll. However, in a move that has angered safety advocates, annual vehicle road-worthiness checks are still not on the cards.

Strong demand and limited supply of the Toyota GR Corolla hot hatch has led to one example selling for $14,000 more than its list price.

Take a journey back in time and discover what was making news over the last five decades as AUTO ACTION delves into its archives.

Mahindra is making a return to Australia’s SUV market, with two models due to arrive this year with the brand’s new logo.

Ford has enlisted the help of professional drifters to develop its new ‘drift brake’ for the 2024 Mustang.

Gordon Murray Automotive has unveiled the T.33 Spider – a convertible variant of its ‘cheapest’ supercar.