Safet Šatara is a journalist and creative marketing junior with an avid passion for automobiles and everything that moves. With thousands of car reviews under his belt, he made a small but noticeable ...

We’ve lost track of how many times we’ve watched Clarkson’s track test of the Ariel Atom. It solidified the Atom’s place in the track-day hierarchy, impressing with its insane speed, lateral grip and ...

View post: Facelifted Nissan Z Revealed with New Green Paint and a Curiously Odd Transmission The people at Ariel will never get enough. The Ariel Atom 4 you can buy right now in the U.S. is fashioned ...

The car seen here is the Atom 3.5. It powers the rear wheels only via a six-speed manual gearbox. The Atom 3.5 can sprint to 60 mph from rest in 2.7 seconds and has a top speed of 155 mph. The car ...

British carmaker Ariel has been building its ultra-lightweight Atom sports car since 1996, and in that time, the brand has done some ridiculous things with the basic concept. One limited run version ...

The Ariel Atom, one of the purest forms of a modern performance car, is set to receive hybrid technology for its future variants. The choice of putting hybrid technology in a vehicle that does not ...

The Ariel Atom roadster just received its biggest makeover since it was introduced back in 1999. Now entering its fourth generation, the Atom only shares three parts with the outgoing model: the ...

Anyone who enjoyed watching Top Gear before Jeremy Clarkson punched a producer will remember his epic review of the Ariel Atom. At the time, it started "at under £20,000" and delivered 300 bhp, thanks ...

Boost: (n) 1) hike, increase; 2) the act of shoving ridiculous amounts of air into an engine to produce hoonage of epic proportions. That's the quickest way to describe the DDMWorks Twincharged Ariel ...

The Ariel Atom started out as a university project, and the first prototype of what was then known as the LSC (for Lightweight Sports Car) was shown in 1996. It entered production four years later as ...

Life isn’t easy for small carmakers, but it can be easier when they find good partners. British firm Ariel has one in Honda, which has supplied engines to the company for the past 16 years, and will ...