Mike Duff
Senior European Correspondent
Our man on the other side of the pond, Mike Duff lives in Britain but reports from across Europe, sometimes beyond. He has previously held staff roles on UK titles including CAR, Autocar and evo, but his own automotive tastes tend towards the Germanic, owning both a troublesome 987-generation Porsche Cayman S and a Mercedes 190E 2.5-16.
The Lotus Type 66 Is a Modern-Day Can-Am Car
A modern take on a Lotus designed for Can-Am racing but never built, the Type 66 has an 830-hp pushrod V-8 and should be as fast as a current GT3 car. Yours for about $1.2 million.
Shrunken Bentley Blower EV Is Road Legal with 65 Miles of Range
Even at 85 percent scale, a Bentley Blower still possesses a commanding presence.
Lamborghini LMDh Racer Is Finally Here
The Lamborghini SC63 will take on both the FIA’s World Endurance Championship and IMSA’s GTP class.
The SF90 XX Stradale Is Ferrari's First XX Road Car
The XX track program is heading to a driveway near you. Maybe. If you're lucky.
The Deadliest Racing Crash in History Lives in the Memory of One Le Mans Spectator
A staggering 83 people died when Pierre Levegh's Mercedes 300 SLR broke up into the spectator stands at Le Mans 1955 and Robert Bull saw it all.
The Aston Martin Valkyrie Is the Most Extreme Car to Legally Wear License Plates
The Valkyrie feels like a pinnacle of the late combustion era, and also a masterpiece.
A Requiem for Speed Records
In October 1997, traveling at 763.04 mph, Andy Green became the fastest human to travel on the planet’s surface. More than 25 years later, he still is. Why?
The Lamborghini Urus Performante Is Ridiculous
Lighter, faster, and wilder. The Performante is the Urus taken to the extreme.
The Man Who Signs Every Car
Just down the road from Ferrari and Lamborghini, Horacio Pagani crafts Italy's true custom-made supercars.
Exploring an Italian Ghost Town in a Lamborghini Urus
How do you find the lone resident of an Italian ghost town? In a purple Lamborghini.
Le Mans Racing Legends on Mastering the 200-MPH Mulsanne Straight at Night
“I remember the Mulsanne at night as a feeling of loneliness, like you’re in a cocoon. You’re watching the revs creeping up fraction by fraction and just sailing into the night.”
The Gate Crashers Who Smuggled Human Cargo Across the Berlin Wall
The brave, creative souls who smuggled human cargo across the Berlin Wall.
The 2023 Emira Is an All-Time High For Lotus
The Emira comes from a bygone era.
The Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR Pro Is a Ludicrous, Glorious Thing
A ride in the ultimate track day confirms that this thing is bananas.
The Bentley Flying Spur Hybrid Is a Gentle Intro to an Electric Future
Bentley's hard-drinking years are almost behind it.
Don't Call the MST Mk2 an Escort
Carwyn Ellis and crew have brought the British icon back
The Man Who Beat Senna
The F1 legend would go on to call Terry Fullerton his favorite competitor.
The Hyundai Kona N Is the Crossover You Might Actually Drive on Track
Crossovers aren't track rats. But this one might make a case for itself.
Driving a Brand-New 1929 Blower Bentley
Bentley's Mulliner division went to painstaking lengths to recreate the car that launched its legend. We compare the continuation to the original.
The Aston Martin V12 Speedster Is Pure Vehicular Art
The V12 Speedster is, in short, ludicrous.
Every Lamborghini Will Be a Hybrid by 2024
And Lamborghini's first electric car will come soon after that. And it might be a crossover.
The Lotus Evija Is a Hypercar Unlike Any Other
A drive around Lotus's Hethel test track in an Evija prototype proved the future will be very quick.
Prince Philip Spent His Life with Land Rovers, and This One Will Carry Him to His Funeral
The husband of Queen Elizabeth II was closely associated with the British utility vehicles, and a Land Rover he helped design will be his funeral car on April 17.
Driving the Bugatti Veyron and Chiron to Examine Auto History's Most Spectacular Gamble
Ferdinand Piech's biggest bet? The revival of Bugatti.
The 2021 Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series Is the King of All Front-Engine Cars
Mercedes created the AMG GT Black Series for a singular purpose: Conquering the Nürburgring. In doing so, it also conquered all other front-engine sports cars.
The Q Version of Aston Martin's DBX Looks Mean
The luxury SUV can be customized a little or a lot, as this dark bespoke example illustrates.
Aston Martin's DBS Superleggera Concorde Is a Reach for the Sky
Aston's latest aeronautical-themed appearance package is a bid for nostalgia over the departed but never forgotten Concorde aircraft.
Aston Martin Wants to Build More Lagonda-Branded Luxury Sedans
But first, it needs to make money selling sports cars and grand tourers.
Jim Glickenhaus's Plan to Eliminate Manufacturer Cheating in Nurburgring Lap Times
The car collector turned supercar builder wants a third-party-monitored 'Ring lap competition for street-legal cars.
Mercedes-Benz Won't Give Up on Diesel Engines
At least in Europe, that is.
It Looks Like the U.S. Will Get a High-Performance Hyundai Elantra
Hyundai's N division is working on a hot hatch, but we won't see it here.
Kia's New "GT" Models Hope to Add a Little Spice to Your Vanilla
Sportier, more-aggressive Kias are coming.