Rowan Atkinson owns an incredible car collection. Atkinson rose to fame thanks to his memorable performances as the iconic ...

You know him as the near-silent silly namesake character in “Mr. Bean.” That, or maybe you recognize him as the lovable, duty-driven buffoon in “Johnny English.” But you may not know that Rowan ...

Around eight years ago, Rowan Atkinson decided to give up on being a McLaren F1 owner and sold the car. The man who successfully portrayed the well-known Mr. Bean character was starting a new journey, ...

Rowan Atkinson, the British comedian perhaps best known to international audiences as Mr. Bean, has also been a life-long car fanatic, and spoke out questioning electric vehicles’ benefits. Atkinson ...

British comedian and car enthusiast Rowan Atkinson, famous for playing the character Mr. Bean, is parting with a legendary rally homologation special. The 1993 Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evo II will be ...

Rowan Atkinson may have driven a modest green Mini as Mr. Bean, but he prefers Aston Martins and Land Rovers in real life. The world-famous English actor, who happens to be an avid car collector, ...

Atkinson told BBC Newsbeat: "It was a misjudgement and it was not a situation that one would wish to recreate in the future, but I'm fine. "I think the car's going to take a bit longer to mend than me ...

Atkinson, pictured, described EVs in a June 2023 opinion article as 'a bit soulless' and said he felt 'duped' - Tony Kershaw, SWNS Rowan Atkinson has been blamed for poor sales of electric cars in a ...

Can the internal combustion engine live on if powered by hydrogen as a fuel source? Toyota thinks there is potential that it can and at last weekend’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, it brought along the ...

By Victoria Ward 07 February 2013 • 11:38am The McLaren F1 super car belonging to Rowan Atkinson after the crash on the A605 near Peterborough Credit: Photo: EPA/Rex The actor and comedian span off ...

Over the weekend, the respected British comedian Rowan Atkinson, famous for his portrayal of a clueless social misfit in his eponymous British series, wrote about “feeling duped” for buying an ...