Car and Driving - Car Reviews
@caranddrivingcarreviews· YouTube·Auto·United Kingdom· data refreshed 2026-10-26View channel ↗- Subscribers
- 378K
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- 4.94K last 10 videos
- 90-day growth
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About Car and Driving
Car and Driving - Car Reviews (@caranddrivingcarreviews) is an auto creator on YouTube based in United Kingdom, with 378K subscribers, 48.3M total views and 3.01K videos.
Car and Driving started over 40 years ago writing vehicle reviews for newspapers. Then 10 years ago we started creating video reviews and we are proud to now have over 2,000 video reviews in our library. We help automotive companies of all shapes and sizes by providing a library of videos, images and written articles/reviews for use on websites and social media platforms.
The channel began as a print publication producing vehicle reviews for newspapers before transitioning to video content a decade ago.
The long-form review format and established archive suggest an audience seeking detailed vehicle assessments rather than entertainment-focused automotive content.
Who should partner with Car and Driving?
Car and Driving attracts viewers interested in detailed vehicle reviews and automotive assessment content.
Brand fit centers on automotive manufacturers, dealership networks, insurance companies, and automotive service providers. Secondary opportunities exist within automotive finance (vehicle loans, lease platforms), parts and accessories retailers, and automotive education platforms.
The UK geographic origin and English-language content position the channel within the British and Commonwealth automotive markets, where vehicle preferences, regulatory focus, and brand availability differ from North American or European mainland audiences. Advertisers targeting UK drivers, European right-hand-drive markets, or English-speaking automotive enthusiasts would find audience alignment.