Ehsanur Raza Ronny

Tomica is Japan's biggest contributor to ensuring kids grow up loving cars. They've been making 1:64ish model cars

Early September this year, Toyota invited us over to Japan's Fuji Speedway to understand and sample a range of their hybrid vehicles. They wanted us to know how serious they are about saving the world through continual tweaks. Here are six very different cars for possibly very different sets of people. And it rained. Question is, did I learn anything?

The future isn't about flying cars and women with bionic implants posing against glistening landscapes. It is about intelligent cars and buildings that literally eat away at pollution. While the former looks cool, the reality is about developing a robust, sustainable process that supports our fragile ecosystem. I headed to Japan on a tour of Toyota's battery, hybrid-vehicle manufacturing and testing plants to see what all the hubbub is about.

The brand new Honda Civic is a redesigned beauty with a massive new direction: turbo.

So how far away has the diet taken the Lite from the flagship P9? Find out in this detailed video!

BMW has gone mad in a very calculative and delicious manner with the latest generation of their flagship, the 7 series. We take the uber-luxury limo out on a date.

Job hopping with Genghis Khan - When is it right to switch jobs?

Living with an old car: Pros and cons of a Toyota Corolla E90

Rundown of the best 1:64 Charger Daytona and Plymouth Superbird models

Lowriders are colourful, loud and slow automotive art. Here's the best scale model options you can have.

For starters, the Lexus RX200t is more fun than I expected a mid-size luxury SUV to be. The 2.0 turbo makes 235bhp and 258lb ft of torque while looking like an unmasked Predator from the Arnold movie. Also, we put our sub editor's head under the automatic rear door.

The plan is to store you on a computer database. Yes, you read that right. Your entire consciousness is to be stored so your future generations can have a conversation with you. I talk to Kevin Ho and Clement Wong about Huaweis futurecast at CES2016 in China.

Every turn you take is a game of chance. You just may see the light of day or you may end up in a freshly dug out ditch full of

Turn over almost any die-cast car and you will see one particular badge everywhere: Made in China. It’s easier to manufacture everything in China, be it cars, toys or mythical fake eggs. But are the models they make any good at all?

Ferrari’s designs were once only about three portions: a mile long hood, a tiny space for a person to sit in crookedly and a short

Hotwheels has been bringing on the JDM invasion in small amounts. This RX3 shows how serious they are.

One upon a time people communicated through words. Those times are long gone. Someone attached a camera to a phone and now people refuse to speak. What they like for lunch? You'll be told via Instagram. Where they went last weekend? Photos on Facebook.

Bangladesh's model car collectors participate in a USDM themed build-off to show what magic they can create.

This second generation X1 is a mini crossover. It is also the smallest from BMW, sold in Bangladesh with the most interesting engine for tech geeks.

Lenovo brings about a new sub-brand under the ZUK nametag. Is a big sharp screen, big battery and last years flagship processor enough to set them on the path to world dominance?