Honda has always been an unconventional marque; Their first car was a maniacal chain-driven roadster with a threshold exceeding the redline of 9500 rpm. It was a car made by enthusiasts, for enthusiasts.

Toyotas rumoured Kluger-based Crown replacement makes its unofficial public debut.

Hyundai's new one-off concept is an ode to their past.

The Civics' little brother is growing up, and we're starting to see the family resemblance.

Although Mazda has become synonymous with the rotary engine, they were not the first company to put the Wankel into a production vehicle.

Bangladeshi racing team “Team Bangladesh” secured three victories in United Arab Emirates’s NGK UAE ProCar Championship.

To celebrate 50 years of Independence, vintage car collectors of Dhaka hosted a classic car show at the capital’s Baridhara Diplomatic Zone on Friday, March 26.

China's Xiaomi Corp announced plans on Tuesday to invest $10 billion in a new smart electric vehicle (EV) business, and separately to release a self-developed computing chip, as the group expanded out of its core smartphone business.

Four wartime cars that stood the test of time

A performance machine in a displacement choked country.

A seven-seater crossover from the Chinese company Dongfeng Sokon that punches above its price range with a plethora of high-end features and ride quality.

If you’re looking for a no-nonsense versatile point A to B machine, the Honda Dream 110 will do you nicely. Bangladesh Honda Private Limited claims to have exclusively designed this motorcycle for Bangladeshi mass people.

Bangladeshi Team JuteX has shown off their first prototype for a Jute Fiber Bicycle.

A mid-sized luxury sedan aimed at carrying people quickly and comfortably, and look great while doing it. The current generation just had its Life Cycle Impulse — known to the rest of the industry as a facelift — so we took one out for a drive to see what’s what.

Usually, automakers adopt and drop car features based on the market demand and avoid forcing something onto the customers.

A powerful motorcycle with built-in navigation that greets you by name.

This time though we did it all without anyone from our team getting slightly mutilated. No one got run over. No photographer got hit by tree branches. No reviewer got stuck in a dealership washroom. All this happened before but no one speaks about it because we keep everything hush with bribes of free octane.

It was well past my bedtime. I mean, when else is Dhaka compliant enough to be your personal race track?

The rise and fall of Faraday Future were as interesting as it was spectacular. Founded by the Chinese billionaire Jia Yueting in 2014,

POER is aimed at customers looking for a slice of the off-road lifestyle