Walk into your local Audi dealership and chances are, their immaculate showroom will be full of models lavished with the full 'S line' trim.

But as a buyer, do you really know what that S line pack offers you over SE or Sport trims

That's where our handy guide comes in. We've picked one of Audi's most popular models, the A3, to show you just what you get with S line trim.

With the F-Type meaning quite a lot to Jaguar and the talented people who brought it to life, it’s understandable that Coventry’s most famous car company desires to show it off to as many people as possible.

So, whilst the firm’s never won the 100km Mille Miglia event in Italy before, it’s befitting for a car that’s acclaimed for its looks, beauty and performance to participate in “The World’s Most Beautiful Race”.

With the McLaren P1 and the Ferrari LaFerrari still dominating the conversations in some circles when it comes to supercar discussions, it’s perhaps quite easy to forget about Porsche’s upcoming hybrid speed machine - the 918 Spyder.

We take a look at the 918 story so far...

The latest edition of Sony's big budget, big news realistic car racing game has been announced in a frenzy of publicity from a 15th Anniversary birthday bash at Silverstone.

But it's not just gamers who should be interested in this new iteration. The PlayStation's flagship title affects motoring worldwide and we're taking a look at why.

If someone had told you, around the late eighties or early 90s, that people would happily trade five-figure sums in 2013 for a Toyota Corolla, you'd probably have thought their shell suit was cutting off the oxygen to their brain.

Yet here we are, a quarter-century wiser, and some Corollas really do go for that sort of money. But how is Toyota's old 'Hachi-Roku' AE86 to drive?

That’s right, we’ve changed our name to carwow! We hope you’ll agree it has a bit more impact, which is exactly the effect we’re hoping to have on the new car market.

Though it’s nothing more than a name change (and we now helpfully own the .com as well as the .co.uk), we’re still the same great team with the same big mission. Now is simply the right time to make the switch as lots of exciting changes are happening over at carwow HQ (now based in Covent Garden) and our name change is just one small bit of what’s to come...

Electric cars might not be for everyone just yet, but there's one aspect of running an EV that no owner seems to miss - standing beside a fuel pump, watching their savings tick away at an ever-increasing rate.

The vehicles below won't stop that experience but some can certainly minimise it - every car here achieves more than 80 mpg on the official European combined cycle.

With the sun shining, the temperature slowly starting to rise and the sales of after sun lotion starting to pick up, it can only mean one thing: summer will soon return to these usually sodden and windswept British Isles.

As such, plenty of big festivals will be springing up in various bits of the nation’s countryside, with perhaps the most prominent ones for the nation’s petrol heads being this year’s biggest car shows: the Goodwood Festival of Speed and the Cholmondeley Pageant of Power.

At what mileage would the average car be considered over the hill?

Most might get a bit wary when a car passes 100,000 miles. By then, items that need replacing might start getting larger and more expensive. Some might even be put off by a car with no more than 50,000 miles on the clock.

But how about 338,000 miles?

It's now confirmed: From July 1 this year, vehicles emitting more than 75 grams per kilometre of carbon dioxide will no longer be eligible for free passage into London's Congestion Charging (LCC) zone.

The implications of the new rules are wide ranging, with both positive and negative outcomes. But how will it affect you, the customer, and the makers of cleaner cars?