It was a bit of a wash out for many car shows this summer perhaps because there is so much choice of the same thing or even because although petrol is going down in price, it is still like gold dust to us motorists. One show that is worth the juice though is MPH which has a live action arena where you can see all your fantasy cars in action as well as the Top Gear team making bafoons of themselves.
The penny has finally dropped for manufacturers, if you want beautiful people to drive your cars you need to make them beautiful. Or at least quirky and fun like Citroen’s C-Cactus which is destined to be the platform for the next earth friendly car say French bosses.
We’re all feeling the pinch lately and the next 18 months are going to be far worse apparently. But before you start collecting your own firewood and wearing your suits inside out to save on washing, Fiat has a far better solution – learn to drive properly.
The practical Korean Estate car is proving to be in popular demand with private buyers and statistics show that since last September when it was launched, it has accounted for 23% of the C segment market.
The official World Premier of the new Ferrari California took place last week with an intimate gathering of V.I.P guests who watched it parade through its new production line building.
British Sportscar Manufacturer, Caterham Cars has undertaken a survey of Britains best and worst roads in which 1,687 Caterham Seven owners took part.
Volvo’s new DRIVe range achieves sub 120g/km which makes it cleaner than BMW, VW and Audi in three major market segments.
You can now pay a fixed monthly Direct Debit to cover the costs of servicing your Kia; this initiative has been launched by the Korean manufacturer in the hope it will allow motorists to keep track of their finances.
Mazda’s new Kiyora concept car is in-keeping with the manufacturer’s speedy but sustainable ethics.
You don’t have to be a political maverick or a guilty celeb to get an eco-car but undoubtedly, it helps as it does to be small.
Following in the footsteps of Porsche, Ferrari and Aston Martin, Audi has developed a road legal race car for its driving fanatics.
It looks like Jeep has covered all grounds, quite literally – in the budget, midsize and extreme categories it came up trumps in this year’s 4×4 of the year competition which was reviewed by 4×4 Magazine.
Dune Rallying looks fun, doesn’t it? Especially in this monster of a 4×4 from Mitsubishi. This 2009 Lancer is pictured here in testing with Team Repsol Mitsubishi Ralliart.
The New Škoda Superb not only has a excellent reputation for built quality in the premium sector, it also is reasonable to purchase and fits in to group 6E when it comes to buying insurance.
The keys of Honda’s zero emissions hydrogen fuel cell have been handed over to their celebrity owners in California.
A new Biodiesel Sports car is nearing production, it will target drivers who spend a lot of time on the motorway or who live in rural areas and want all the benefits of a high performance two-seater as well as great economy.
After the weekend it’s deep heat all round and an extensive training programme promised for next year! It was great to be part of the buzz though and we were pretty pleased to be ranked somewhere in the middle for our Sprint Relay which we swam and cycled. Read more »
If you’re jaw has not hit the deck yet then check your pulse as this has to be one of the most desirable saloons on the road today. Read more »
The Race of Champions is back again this December and the line-up looks set to put more than a few bums on seats!
Despite being politically incorrect, it seems 4×4s are escaping the credit crunch – or at least the Jeep Cherokee is according to its recent sales figures. Read more »