Which Queen member sang lead vocals on the song 'I'm in Love with My Car'?

Roger Taylor sang lead vocals on “I’m in Love with My Car.”

Taylor wrote and performed the song for Queen’s 1975 album A Night at the Opera. It is the only song on that album written entirely by the drummer, and its hard-rock sound gave Taylor a prominent vocal showcase outside Freddie Mercury’s usual lead-singer role.

The song was inspired by Queen roadie Johnathan Harris and his attachment to his Triumph TR4. Taylor sang the studio lead vocal and also performed lead vocals in live versions. He played drums and rhythm guitar, while Brian May rerecorded the main electric-guitar parts on his Red Special.

The track became famous as the B-side of “Bohemian Rhapsody.” Taylor reportedly insisted that it be included, and its placement meant that he received substantial publishing royalties from the single. The closing engine sound was taken from Taylor’s Alfa Romeo, reinforcing the song’s deliberately obsessive car theme.