Mazda MX-5. Four generations of fun.
Is there a best, or is there a worst? Mazda succeeded in their two-seater where those before them had failed. The enthusiasm in the late...
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Range Rover Sport Buyers guide L494 (2013-2022)
The L494 was the second-generation Range Rover Sport has now become affordable for a wider audience on the used market, but should you...
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Powertrain potential. Classic Land Rovers get an EV future.
Classic Range Rover and Land Rover Defender get EV powertrain option from Everatti.
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Running in a new car
The myths, the opinions, and the variety of thought when breaking in a new car Whether you call it breaking in a new car, running it in,...
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Volkswagen Amarok buyers guide (2010-2022)
As the first generation Amarok is discontinued in many markets and fades from media attention as the all-new Amarok arrives on the scene...
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Jaguar XJ X351 (2010-2019) Buyer's guide
You've found a Jaguar XJ for sale and at the right price, but is it the right Jaguar XJ for you? We help you separate the wheat from the...
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What is a 'gated manual'?
As supercars have transitioned to paddle shifters with lightening speed we remember the gated manual. The gated manual is called so...
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A Saab 9-3 and a bonus
A decade ago, and long before The Miles Driven existed, a convertible Saab 9-3 left a lasting impression. The crumpled brown envelope had...
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One Last Time...
The BMW M340i walks us down a narrowing path of the six-cylinder family executive. There has never been a BMW 3-Series without a...
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The replacement for displacement
Electric cars may be lightening fast but displacement has long been a muted argument for speed. However, it has always chimed with our...
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Forgotten Exotic - Maserati
The 3200 GT It was a long step out of a Quattroporte parked a short bus ride from the curb that gave pause for thought. This is the...
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Rebirth of Ford's Ranger Raptor
Back to show what a Raptor should really be. Arriving with a three litre twin-turbocharged V6 petrol engine mated to a 10-speed...
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A line in the Sand
The UK Government is considering taxing cars as pay-per-mile. We look at the fundamental damage this could do to fair motoring....
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Toyota Sales Soar
Uncertain times have shaken a few trees and mixed up the numbers across the world, but Toyota still comes out ahead. As Volkswagen...
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Before the Golf R, there was the R32...
The never ending need to better the numbers brought us to today, but do we really miss where we came from? To those that attend the...
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Rare Cars and an electric future?
Manufacturers from Bentley to Jaguar to Mini are telling us to buy now if we want a combustion engine, but is this just a new sales pitch...
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Return to the winter road trips... in a Diesel
With Covid restrictions easing it might be time to remind ourselves how enjoyable a winter road trip can be just as restrictions on...
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Passenger Vehicle Emissions, today and tomorrow.
What difference will a day make? Today you can walk into a car dealership and buy a vast variety of different cars, from pure electric,...
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Heavyweights
Is a future full of heavy cars inevitable It's a problem that any engineer no matter what they are building will face, the more mass...
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Did Jaguar start the Restomod industry?
Long before companies began outfitting classics with modern equipment Jaguar was stretching additional years by bringing a near twenty...
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