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Top five roles on Motorsport Jobs this week

The Nissan Formula E Team is recruiting a Tyre Expert.

Autosport

Man denies manslaughter of woman who died after golf course collision

Suzanne Cherry, 62, died in hospital four days after she was hit on a golf course by a van that was being followed by police.

Evening Standard

Why The New Nissan Leaf Is Less Aerodynamic In America

The importance of Nissan’s new Leaf cannot be overstated. The troubled Japanese automaker is in crisis mode after losing money for several years and a recently failed merger with Honda. It desperately needs a successful product in the immediate future to bounce back, especially after posting a $4.5 billion loss…

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Think electric cars are expensive? My new EV costs me less than a couple of posh coffees a day

OPINION: Our EV editor Steve Fowler has just taken delivery of a brand new £38,000 Vauxhall Grandland – and he’s paying just £6.21 per day. Here’s why the secret to cheap car buying is leasing (and not being too fussy)

The Independent UK

China's BYD Will Strike At The Heart Of Japan's Car Market

Today on Critical Materials: China is coming for Japan's kei cars, Uber plays a pivotal role in Tesla vs Waymo robotaxi battle and electric semis target diesel.

InsideEVs

Nissan Leaf review: Farewell to the OG electric car

The Nissan Leaf was a trailblazer, but with a 2025 model arriving soon the ageing EV is a worse proposition than ever

The Independent UK

Nissan Sees Hope in £5.19 Billion UK Government Loan: What's the Plan To Curb Their Losses?

Nissan is negotiating a £1 billion syndicated loan backed by UK Export Finance to support its Sunderland plant.

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Shanghai E-Prix: How Guenther played it to perfection

It might have appeared like a simple pole position to Shanghai victory conversion for Maximilian Guenther today, but the real story shows a story of anything but simple. In a race packed with intense energy saving, brave battles and a variety of pit boost strategies, DS Penske emerged the winner…

Autosport

Pride events face budget shortfalls as US corporations pull support ahead of summer festivities

After years of sponsoring LGBTQ+ Pride events around the country, some companies are pulling their financial support

The Independent UK

Google and Home Depot drop Pride Toronto sponsorship amid Trump’s DEI war

Organizer points to president’s anti-diversity push as companies join Adidas and Clorox in withdrawing support

The Guardian - US

We Drove a Ton of SUVs in 2025. These Were the Best

People ask us all the time: what’s the best car you’ve ever driven? Considering we published more than 100 first drives and new-car reviews this year alone, it’s not exactly an easy one to answer.

Motor1

11 Car Brands Mechanics Secretly Love to Work On

I was a mechanic for 15+ years, and while I primarily worked on German cars later in my career, I know there are some car brands mechanics love to work on. This is because they are thoughtfully engineered and typically built with reliable components. As a car owner, it’s good…

Clever Dude

The Last Five-Speed Manual Is Dead

Manual transmissions aren’t as popular as they used to be, and now, buyers will have one fewer option going forward. Nissan has allegedly ended production of the manual-equipped Versa, killing off the cheapest car you can buy in America today, and the last five-speed on the market.

Motor1

Audi Went To China To Build Cars. China Rebuilt Audi Instead

Today on Critical Materials: Audi learns some lessons in China, Tesla loses its tech crown and Nissan looks to stop the bleed by offering buyouts to employees.

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This Nissan Z Makes 820 Horsepower With Bolt-Ons

There are almost too many choices when it comes to getting more power out of a car. You can spend tens of thousands of dollars tearing open the engine to create something utterly new, or try to keep things simple with bolt-on parts. That’s what AMS Performance did, and the…

The Guardian - US

Scared advertisers, flag bans and Trump: the US is in for a troubled Pride 2025

Event organizers in red and blue states have seen an exodus of sponsors amid an anti-LGBTQ+ political climate. They insist the show will go on

Clever Dude

Is Your “Reliable” Car Brand Actually the Worst Kept Secret in the Industry?

There are some car brands that seem to stand out among consumers as reliable vehicles. However, it’s still important to research individual makes and models before making any purchase. Sometimes, knowing that Toyota or Honda is typically reliable clouds our judgment in making the most informed buying decision. Then, you…

Clever Dude

10 Best Car Brands for First-Time Buyers (And 5 That Are Total Ripoffs)

Buying a car can be exciting, but your first car-buying experience is doubly so. However, it is good to know what you’re getting yourself into. No matter how many cars you have bought, it is always good to do your research and look out for common pitfalls like hidden fees,…

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Volvo Cars announces that it will be slashing 3,000 jobs to cut costs

The majority of the job cuts will affect office-based positions in Sweden. Volvo Cars said the decision would help to build a stronger and more resilient company down the line.

Clever Dude

9 Auto Manufacturers That Cut Corners on Crash Tests for Profit

When you buy a new car, you expect it to keep you and your loved ones safe. But what if the auto manufacturer behind your shiny new ride cut corners on crash tests just to boost their bottom line? It’s a troubling thought but more common than you might think.

Motor1

Nissan Might Sell Its Home to Survive: Report

Drastic times call for drastic measures. Amid a series of cost-cutting efforts in its fight for survival, Nissan may also part ways with its global headquarters. The troubled Japanese automaker moved its base from Tokyo to Yokohama in 2009, following two years of construction. Located in the Minato-Mirai 21 district,…

The Independent UK

Japan's troubled automaker Nissan banks on hybrid EV technology

Money-losing Japanese automaker Nissan is banking on its latest “e-Power” technology for a turnaround

InsideEVs

This Homebuilt Race Car Has A Nissan Leaf Motor And Corvette Suspension

“Everybody was laughing at us when we showed up with this electric car.” Now it’s dominating autocross.

Clever Dude

When you buy a car, you expect it to keep you and your loved ones safe, no matter where you are in the world. But did you know that some of the world’s most popular auto companies are still selling vehicles with outdated safety standards in certain overseas markets? It’s…

Motor1

Nissan: We Have 'People Working' On a New GT-R

Nissan is undertaking a massive cost-cutting agenda after losing billions in recent years due to sales falling short of investments. While the new product roadmap centers on the usual suspects, crossovers and SUVs, there’s still hope for fun cars. The Z is soldiering on and could one day be joined…

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