Change is all good and well. Cars are safer to crash, less harmful to fluffy polar bears and more accessible to the masses than ever before.

When it comes to cars, there are some brands who love to keep it simple whereas others have pushed the boundaries of what’s possible - going on to change the industry forever.

From the powerful to the downright unusual, limited edition cars are those areas of automotive history where car makers get to show their flare. In many cases, it’s usually exactly what car lovers want them to make but they never become a mass produced car.

Sadly, manual cars are on the way out. It’s not something easy to admit but with every step closer to 2030 and the sale of new petrol and diesel cars coming to an end, with that will come the end of manual gearboxes.

In so many ways having a car that you can drive a boot full of groceries, DIY supplies or even furniture at over 150mph doesn’t make sense, but it’s one of those things that’s so wrong it’s right.

What goes down must come back up - and some of these are now way past rock bottom.

If, like the rest of the country, you’ve realised that travelling abroad is quite a bit of hassle, you may have decided to try out something in England, Scotland or Wales this year. However, if you love cars too you may have started thinking about how you can make your family holiday into an epic road trip.