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Why Using Non-Original Filters Can Damage Your Car

Replacing a diesel particulate filter with non-original parts can cause engine problems and increase emissions, while repairs can prove expensive. Mechanic Mateo explains why software updates and genuine components matter for modern vehicles.

Mercedes-Benz Unveils Bold Redesign for Iconic Clase C

Mercedes-Benz has revealed a major update for its best-selling Clase C, bringing a striking new design and advanced digital features alongside a plug-in hybrid option with up to 395 HP and 100 km of electric range. Orders have opened in Germany.

Trump Calls Electric Car Owners 'Crazy' in Latest Attack

Donald Trump has intensified his opposition to electric vehicles, publicly mocking their owners and questioning the logic behind choosing battery-powered cars. His remarks highlight a deepening divide over the future of transport in the US.

Four Dead in Head-On Collision on N-122 Near Zaragoza

A head-on crash between a car and a truck on the N-122 in Zaragoza killed four people and left one seriously injured. Emergency services responded quickly. The collision renews concern over road safety in the region.

UK Footballer Jailed for Filming Himself Driving at 307 km/h

Connor Charlton, a semi-professional footballer, has been sentenced to four years in prison after filming himself driving at 307 km/h on British roads. The case highlights the risks of reckless driving and the role of digital evidence in court.

Austria Lets Electric Cars Bypass Emission Speed Limits

Austria allows electric cars to travel at up to 130 km/h on certain highways while combustion vehicles are restricted to 100 km/h during periods of high emissions. The measure targets pollution, with separate rules governing road safety.

Acura Nexera Vision Concept Signals Bold New Era for Honda

Honda has unveiled the Acura Nexera Vision Concept, a dramatic design study that recalls the NSX’s sporting image and points to the next generation of Acura hybrids. Its radical proportions and new design cues could shape the brand’s upcoming models.

How the Renault Clio Changed Spain’s Roads Forever

When Renault retired the iconic R5, few expected its successor to become a symbol of Spanish mobility. The Renault Clio exceeded expectations, setting new standards for small cars and shaping how Spain moved through the 1990s and beyond.

Toyota Faces Profit Drop in Spain Despite Record Sales

Toyota España recorded its highest sales and revenue in its latest fiscal year, but a sharp rise in taxes helped lead an 8.4% drop in profit. The company remains committed to hybrid and electric models as it navigates a changing market.