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This is the final in our four-part series in which Sheldon Williams took us through the anticipation, angst, delights and doldrums of a young man's experiences with learning...

Hard on the heels of its official local debut at Hope Gardens, St Andrew, on Wednesday, February 1, a regional competition has been launched in which entrants can win a 2012 Honda Civic.

The adage that 'the chip never falls far from the block' now applies to the new-look Jamaican go-kart fraternity. The transition phase of introducing second- and third-generation offspring of former champions to the sport to the track is on in earnest.

This Mercedes-Benz motor car which ended up in a drain in Hope Pastures, St Andrew, seems almost ready to drive along a new route.

Cecil Beharie had always wanted a Land Rover. Not just any Land Rover, as the renowned rugged ride comes in a vast range of styles and trim levels. The 'Guyanese-Jamaican' wanted a four-door Land Rover, sedan style with a covered back.

This is the second in a four-part series, taking us on a young man's journey from longing to drive to considering first-car options.

This simple, four-door car with a trunk, designed to move people and a limited cargo comfortably, comes in many different stylings. This week, Automotives takes a look at four 2012 sedans.

Automotiveswww.jamaica-gleaner.comFEBRUARY 12, 2012SECTION GLarge premiums for high-theft modelsMarcella ScarlettGleaner WriterIn the midst of rising motor-insurance claims, key players in the insurance industry have reduced their exposure by earmarking...

A Jamaican has won the Platinum Award for top salesperson of 2011 for Nissan Motors in Canada. He also made the sales equivalent of a jackrabbit start to 2012, selling 32 cars in the month of January.

The Jamaica Motor Show pulled in many enthusiastic viewers to the Police Officers' Club, Hope Road, St Andrew, on Sunday, January 22, with a few deals reportedly struck on the spot.

Captain Horace Burrell, president of the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF), stressed the Stewarts Automotive Group's long-standing commitment to the national football programme last Tuesday afternoon at Stewart's Auto Sales Orchard Road, St Andrew,...

Economic constraints have dashed Jamaica's hopes of hosting this year's Pan American Rotax Max Challenge Go-Kart Championship finals. "Instead, we will be bidding to host the Rotax World Finals here in Kingston next year," disclosed Neil Williams, the newly-elected president of the Jamaica Karting Association.