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Daily Car Blog was created by a passionate group of car enthusiasts with the goal of becoming a comprehensive digital publisher dedicated to the automotive industry. We cover everything from the latest car news to insightful opinions and reviews. The idea for DCB emerged as it became evident that traditional print media was losing ground due to the growing popularity of smartphones and tablets. Our team is a close-knit group of contributors from around the world, each bringing their unique perspectives and interests in the automotive field. We prioritize delivering news and information over personal recognition or career aspirations.

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CELCIUS Energy Drink, Powering Passion And Vibes At Scuderia Ferrari

1 week ago | dailycarblog.com | Scott Huntington

By Scott Huntington, May 7, 2025 So, the other day we received a gift box from our friends over at CELSIUS. Wait—what!? You’ve never heard of CELSIUS? No, not the scientific scale that measures temperature from 0 to 100 degrees—I mean that CELSIUS. The energy drink. Yes, that CELSIUS Energy Drink—one of the main sponsors of the Scuderia Ferrari Formula One Team. Ah, I see I got your attention now. Now, the association with Ferrari alone fills me with confidence.
Shmee150 On What Makes The Ferrari 296 Speciale So... Special

1 week ago | dailycarblog.com | Alberto Frammartino

By Alberto Frammartino, May 6, 2025 Shmee150 takes a first look at the Ferrari the brand-new, lightweight, hardcore Ferrari 296 Speciale. It is a spiritual successor to iconic models like the 458 Speciale and 488 Pista, the 296 Speciale. At its heart, the 296 Speciale packs a reworked 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6, now producing 700hp—an increase of 37hp over the standard version.
OH NOO! It's Another What Car? Review

2 weeks ago | dailycarblog.com | Chris Ward

By Chris Ward, April 30, 2025 This What Car? review was doomed from the start the moment presenter Doug proudly declared the Ford Capri to be “legendary.” No, Doug. The Porsche 911 is legendary. The so-called “legendary” Ford Capri was utterly forgettable. But of course, he has to say that—just in case Ford is watching. It’s all too easy to hurt Ford’s feelings.
The Flagship Performance SUV

2 weeks ago | dailycarblog.com | Chris Ward

By Chris Ward, April 30, 2025 When I read the press release for the new Aston Martin DBX S, I was astounded. Aston Martin proudly touted the carbon fibre roof, claiming it lowers the centre of gravity. But let’s be honest—a high-riding SUV will always have a high centre of gravity, and a carbon fibre roof isn’t going to change that in any meaningful way. It’s just a roof made of carbon fibre—a talking point.
China’s EV Focus Spurs Boom in Advanced Hybrids and EREVs

2 weeks ago | dailycarblog.com | Alberto Frammartino

By Alberto Frammartino, April 28, 2025 Chinese automakers and foreign rivals are accelerating the launch of advanced long-range hybrids and extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs) to meet surging consumer demand in the world’s largest auto market. Unlike other regions, China classifies EVs, plug-in hybrids, and EREVs together as “new energy vehicles,” encouraging brands to offer a broader range of electrified options with longer driving ranges.
Slate, An Affordable EV For The Masses Made By Billionaires

3 weeks ago | dailycarblog.com | Chris Ward

By Chris Ward, April 25, 2025 I’m not a Marxist, nor am I into communism—I love capitalism. Capitalism was meant to lift the world together as a unified force, promoting prosperity for all, a free market of ideas, and a pathway to a better life. To a certain extent, it has done that. Life today is undeniably better than it was 50 years ago: we have better technology, a deeper understanding of science, and improved living conditions. But not everyone has prospered.
Retro Glitz Meets Modern Delusion

3 weeks ago | dailycarblog.com | Chris Ward

By Chris Ward, April 22, 2025 It’s a slow news day, and we usually ignore the latest updates from Mercedes. However, it seems the company is forging ahead with a new generation of vans and MPVs, having just unveiled a concept van that looks like it was designed in the mid-1990s as part of a student project. If you’re a fan of gaudy glitz, the Mercedes Vision V might just be your thing.
Mate, Don't Buy A Used Land Rover Defender

4 weeks ago | dailycarblog.com | Chris Ward

By Chris Ward, April 18, 2025 An Australian YouTube channel, ReDriven, is out here doing the lord’s work—saving people from wasting their money on used car disasters. This time, the spotlight (or firing squad?) is on the Land Rover Defender. Now, is it a design icon? Absolutely. Park it anywhere and people will assume you’re adventurous, wealthy, and possibly lost. But as far as engineering goes? Let’s just say the bar is underground.
The MGA Reborn by Frontline Cars

1 month ago | dailycarblog.com | Anthony Henson

By Anthony Henson, April 9, 2025 With each passing year, the charm of classic cars seems to grow stronger. While modern vehicles are undeniably superior in almost every practical sense—more comfortable, more reliable, better equipped—it’s hard to ignore the soul and character found in older machines. Of course, that sense of nostalgia doesn’t always apply—some brands, like Renault, seem perpetually stuck in the past, regardless of model year.
Review: Volkswagen ID7

1 month ago | dailycarblog.com | Chris Ward

By Chris Ward, April 8, 2025 Model spec: Volkswagen ID.7 Pro Match Plus Price: £51,005.00 Engine: APP 550 Single-Motor Rear-Wheel Drive BHP / Torque: 285 / 545 Max Speed: 112 CO2: 0.0g/km 0-62mph: 7.5 seconds Economy/Range: 4.0 M/kWh - 301 Miles of RW Range Tax: £1/year Volkswagen’s kicking-and-screaming, white-knuckle, clutching-at-the-doorframe-while-being-dragged-by-the-legs foray into the world of EVs hasn’t impressed me much. I reviewed the ID.5 and hated it. It felt like Volkswagen...