The world's automakers are out in force at Europe's biggest motor show, the Geneva International Motor Show.

Champion motorsport ace Greg Murphy says New Zealanders are "terrible" drivers and the country has a culture where road safety isn't taken seriously.

Neurologists say seven-time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher is unlikely to make a full recovery from a devastating head injury.

Driven takes a look at a 1959 Pontiac that puts a smile on kids faces.

Volkwagen's Golf 7 Wagon is tested by David Linklater.

American sprintcar driver Jonathan Allard has endured some terrible luck at WXC Speedway, Western Springs.

Driven's The Good Oil looks back at the week in motoring.

Dunedin Bus drivers and cyclists swapped places in the hope of minimising crashes and deaths on local roads.

In a combined effort between the New Zealand Army and Royal New Zealand Air Force a Light Operational Vehicle (LOV) was dropped from a C130H Hercules aircraft at 750 feet. The drop was part of No. 40 Squadron's tactical airlift and airdrop training which focuses on air drop missions and air to land resupply operations.

The all-electric, zero-emission Nissan LEAF Nismo RC will make its first appearance in Australia at the 2014 Clipsal 500, when it goes up against a Nissan Altima V8 Supercar and Nissan GT-R in the Nissan Time Attack. See what Nissan Motorsport V8 Supercar drivers Rick Kelly and Michael Caruso have to say about the unique event. Source : Nissan Australia