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Lamborghini Murciélago at 25 proves supercars have lost their soul
A rare chance to drive the Lamborghini Murciélago LP650-4 Roadster exposes just how much character and raw emotion today’s supercars have left behind. The 25th anniversary brings a sharp reminder of what made this icon unforgettable.
Seat 1200 Sport Bocanegra: Fifty years since Spain’s boldest coupé broke the mold
Fifty years ago, the Seat 1200 Sport Bocanegra hit Spanish roads with a look and attitude all its own. Born in Martorell, this lightweight coupé marked a turning point for Seat, showing the world what Spanish engineering could do.
Mercedes S 450 d 4Matic redefines diesel luxury
The Mercedes S 450 d 4Matic arrives with a diesel engine and a suite of high-end features. We examine how this unexpected combination performs in the world of luxury sedans and what it means for drivers seeking comfort and efficiency.
CUPRA Raval Endurance jolts Spain’s EV market with bold deal
CUPRA’s Raval Endurance lands with a sharp financing plan and real driving muscle. Made in Spain and tested on Asturian roads, this electric hatchback aims to shake up what buyers expect from affordable EVs.
Daniella Bustamante starts university with Paula Echevarría's advice
Daniella Bustamante, daughter of Paula Echevarría and David Bustamante, has begun her university studies in Madrid. With her mother's support, she faces adulthood and public attention while making her own choices.
Cristina Gutiérrez at a turning point after sponsor loss
Cristina Gutiérrez nearly quit rally racing when her main sponsor left. Only grit and a strong support network kept Spain’s Dakar trailblazer in the game. Her story lays bare the tough side of motorsport.
Spanish car wash owner turns five daily clients into a thriving business
Manuel’s car wash in Spain defies expectations by generating up to 15000 euros monthly with just a handful of vehicles each day. His approach focuses on specialized detailing and subscription plans rather than high volume.
Valencia spared as record storm pounds Mediterranean just offshore
A massive storm dumped nearly 600 litres per square metre over the Mediterranean, barely missing Valencia and Castellón. Emergency crews braced for disaster as rainfall smashed alert records and showed how exposed the region is to extreme weather.
Unai Simón keeps his old Range Rover as Spain targets another trophy
Unai Simón, fresh from winning the World Cup and Euro 2024, still drives the same Range Rover he bought eight years ago. As Spain prepares for another Nations League campaign, his priorities remain strikingly grounded.
Greek taxi driver sets world record with a Mercedes that never quit
A Greek taxi driver and his Mercedes-Benz 240D W115 rewrote the rules of automotive endurance by covering 4.52 million kilometers over forty years. This extraordinary feat turned a humble taxi into a museum piece and a symbol of mechanical reliability.
Swiss parking spaces expose the squeeze facing Spanish drivers
A Venezuelan user’s video from Switzerland has put Spain’s narrow parking spaces under the spotlight. The footage highlights just how little room Spanish drivers have to maneuver, fueling calls for wider, more accessible parking.
Renault Twingo E Tech 80 Urban Range redefines the city car
Renault’s new Twingo E-Tech 80 Urban Range revives the spirit of the 90s original but delivers a far more capable and efficient city car. With five doors, a bold design, and real-world electric practicality, it stands out in a crowded segment.
Joan Baldoví declares three properties and major cash assets after leaving Congress
Joan Baldoví, a leading figure in Compromís, reported a personal fortune of over 638000 euros and multiple properties as he left Madrid to run for office in Valencia. His declaration stands in sharp contrast to his party’s stance on inherited wealth.
Spanish mechanic reveals emergency fix for jammed car windows
A Spanish mechanic has shown drivers how to close a car window by hand when the electric system fails. His step-by-step method helps avoid broken glass and keeps cars safe until repairs are possible.
Urban wine tours transform travel in Barcelona Madrid and Valencia
Wine tourism in Spain has shifted gears. Barcelona, Madrid and Valencia now offer over seventy urban and nearby wine experiences, all accessible without driving. From guided tastings to full-day excursions, city travelers can explore top wine regions with ease.
Carlos Tatay returns to racing after life changing Moto2 crash
After a devastating Moto2 accident left him in a wheelchair, Carlos Tatay refused to give up on competition. His journey through rehabilitation, depression, and a new career in adapted motorsport now inspires a new generation.
Amelia Sánchez brings new energy to Madrid protest at Puerta del Sol
Amelia Sánchez, 76, surprised Madrid’s protest camp with her energy and practical help. Her presence at Puerta del Sol marks a rare bridge between generations, as she urges young activists to stay strong in the fight against evictions.
Telma Ortiz steps into the spotlight with pride for Leonor and Sofía
Telma Ortiz, usually reserved, has publicly shown her support for her royal nieces Leonor and Sofía. Her recent appearances in Madrid and Marbella reveal a woman balancing family loyalty, personal transformation, and a renewed commitment to humanitarian work.
Christian Imga stuns Brazil with solo goal for Spain U18
Christian Imga, just 17, delivered a spectacular solo goal for Spain’s U18 team against Brazil, underlining his explosive pace and finishing ability. His rapid rise at Bilbao Athletic and the national youth squads signals a new talent to watch.
Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2027 reveals new priorities for global explorers
Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2027 list shifts the focus from ticking off countries to seeking out calm and authentic experiences. With fifty handpicked destinations and journeys, the guide encourages travelers to slow down and choose meaning over mass tourism.
Historic cars roll through Burgos to boost cancer research
Nearly thirty vintage cars took over Burgos for a day, raising money for cancer research and honoring Sergio Corral. Organizers aimed to match last year’s €4,000 for oncology projects.
Bilbao amateur stuns poker elite at WPO Aix-les-Bains
A 10 euro online satellite ticket propelled Israel García from Bilbao into the spotlight at the WPO Aix-les-Bains, where he outlasted Spain’s top poker professionals and nearly reached the final table. His unexpected journey has captivated the Spanish poker community.
Youngest bus driver in A Coruña breaks barriers behind the wheel
At 25, Verónica Barallobre Ferreira is the youngest urban bus driver in A Coruña. She challenges old stereotypes and brings a new face to a job still ruled by men. Empathy and a positive attitude matter most in a role that demands grit.
Night shift behind the wheel gives Rosa a new life in Spain
Rosa swapped her factory job for the cab of a truck and discovered that night driving not only boosted her income but also let her be present for her daughter. Her story reveals the realities and rewards of Spain’s demanding transport sector.
Choosing the right car parts platform in Spain is about more than price
A wrong car part order can cost Spanish drivers and workshops far more than a few euros. We break down how Autodoc España, Oscaro, and Avtopro really help—or fail to help—people avoid wasted time and money.
Miguel Induráin: Cyclists face growing danger on Spain’s roads
Miguel Induráin, Spain’s most decorated cyclist, warns that roads are getting riskier for cyclists as traffic grows. With thousands of crashes every year, he calls for respect and early education to save lives.
Audi Sport quattro S1 reignites lost passion for true performance
The Audi Sport quattro S1, once driven by Walter Röhrl, brings back the wildest days of Audi. As the brand tries to chase lost excitement with new concepts, this Group B icon shows what today’s models are missing.
Spanish trucker Jesús Dueñas faces the real life of US highways
Jesús Dueñas left Spain for the endless roads of the US. His story shows the hard routine, rare perks, and tough choices that come with driving a truck across America.
Pilar Rubio pulls back the curtain on her path to media fame
Pilar Rubio didn’t just stumble into the spotlight. Her move from university to the top of Spanish media took grit, long hours, and a lot of tough choices.
Mechanic warns: skipping automatic gearbox maintenance can cost you thousands
Mechanic and influencer Juan José Ebenezer says carmakers are wrong to claim automatic gearboxes need no maintenance. He urges drivers to check fluid and filters regularly or risk repairs that can top €2,000.
Mercedes GLB 250 Plus: electric SUV built for real life
Mercedes brings the GLB 250 Plus with sharp looks, smart tech, and a roomy cabin. Its electric drive and fast charging make it one of the most usable and enjoyable SUVs out there.
Low cost mechanic says Asian cars are Spain’s most reliable
Kike Ferrer, a top low cost mechanic, says Asian cars now beat European brands for reliability and running costs. He warns electric cars won’t take off unless charging is as quick and easy as filling up with fuel.
Belgium hits record as over seventy towns go car-free in nationwide event
More than seventy Belgian towns shut out cars for the annual 'Domingo sin coches'. With Wallonia joining in, residents got a rare look at city life without traffic.
Priscila de Oliveira breaks barriers in Spanish construction
Priscila de Oliveira is one of the few women running a construction business in Spain. Her story shows what women face in a field still run by men. More women are joining, but the gap is still wide.
Spanish digital nomads trade Spain for Bali’s lifestyle upgrade
Mery Freshh spent two years in Bali and found she could live better for the same money as in Spain. Her story shows why more young professionals are choosing the island for its mix of low costs and comfort.
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