Guide

Car newsletters worth reading

Car newsletters come in two kinds: magazines writing about cars, and car makers writing about their own. The best stack has both.

Updated 20 October 2026

Magazines and car culture

For reading, start with the editorial ones. Hagerty Media covers classic cars and car culture every weekend, Petrolicious is about classics and film, and Top Gear, Road & Track and Car and Driver bring news and reviews every week.

From the makers

Manufacturer newsletters are where new models and events appear first. Porsche, Ferrari and Mercedes-Benz write about models and motorsport; Polestar and Volvo Cars send news from Gothenburg.

Car makers in Sweden

If you live in Sweden, the local newsletters from the big brands cover models, electric cars and offers in the Swedish market.

How to read them

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Questions and answers

What is the best newsletter about classic cars?

Hagerty Media’s weekend newsletter and Petrolicious are both focused on classic cars and car culture.

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