The Mark II GX90 is one of the prettiest sedans Toyota has ever made. It's sleek, smooth and highly capable. We tell you what you need to know if you're looking at buying a used one.

A bunch of good-looking Corolla E100s showed up to a meet held last Friday at the Cantonment Railway Station, along with a handful of

The best-selling Honda model in the North American market and a veritable giant in the entry-level executive sedan class returns for a

Have you seen the new hybrid electric Toyota? Electrifying it is not. We imagine the following being part of the memo running though the Toyota design team. If not, it should be.

Want to own an LS?

The new LS500 is perhaps the biggest direction change for Lexus in recent years.

Car spotting: Nissans

Hot on the heels of the fantastic XC90 and XC60 SUVs, Volvo recently pulled the wraps on a gorgeous baby SUV joining

Progress Motors Imports Limited, authorised distributor of Audi vehicles in Bangladesh, held a second event to mark

Progress Motors Imports Limited, authorised dealers of Audi vehicles in Bangladesh, formally launched the German luxury brand at a Meet the Press event held at their new showroom in Tejgaon, Dhaka on 24th September 2017.

While the rest of Toycon was largely devoted to people selling their wares (everything from posters to action figures

Md Shariful Islam Sunny is no stranger to being featured on Shift – he is a certifiable automotive geek with an inclination towards classic metal, with his current garage consisting of the 1978 Lancer, 2001 Pajero and the 1984 KIA KM414 we're looking at today.

The Toyota Yaris GRMN (Gremin? Grumun? Graman? German? How would you even pronounce this?) is a heated up

Hyundai, South Korea's largest manufacturer and a rapidly growing powerhouse in the global market, set their sights on the executive sedan market about two years ago – culminating in the establishment of the Genesis brand.

TVRs are the dragon equivalent of cars. They simply shouldn't exist because they are built around an implausible idea of fire and fantasy. And yet, TVR lived, on and off. It offered crazy designs, pointless horsepower and occasional glorious bouts of fiery display. This is the perfect manly car. So what do we have of it in scale models?

TVR was the largest small volume producer of sports cars for nearly 4 decades, and was a driving force in the British sports car development charge in the 60s, 70s and 80s. Now, with new owners and a more solid engineering approach, they're coming back. Here's our tribute to the Black Sabbath of motor cars - TVR.

BMW's grilles are growing at an exponential rate. Over the past decade, the BMW kidney grille has stood for each

The highest selling automobile of all time is back with new tech and increased abilities. Ford's F150 has ruled sales

Our resident Rooftop Sniper, Shadman Al Samee, made an excursion onto the ground to shoot a pair of extremely well done AE100s. They're different beasts though - one is clean and smooth as butter, the other bristles with pent up aggression.

We in Bangladesh have somewhat warmed up to the idea of environmentally friendly vehicles – both the reconditioned and brand new. What electric cars can you buy at the moment, and how will owning an EV affect you here?