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Which car provides the most power per pound? It's not what you might think
The Proton Satria Neo GSX has the best power-per-pound in the UK today

Which car provides the most power per pound? It might be a surprise

Working out the best bang-for-buck car on sale today throws up a few surprises, although the true star performers shine through

Richard Bremner
6 June 2014
Which car provides the most power per pound? It might be a surprise
Why we should embrace Mini's efforts to grow
The new five-door Mini is expected to outsell the three-door variant
New cars

Why we should embrace Mini's efforts to grow

To criticise BMW-owned Mini for not making 'small' cars in the style of the original icon is missing the point

Chas Hallett
6 June 2014
Why we should embrace Mini's efforts to grow
Leave the heavy foot at home, I'm on a fuel economy drive
Both the Civic hatchback and the Tourer have been put to the economy test

Leave the heavy foot at home, I'm on a fuel economy drive

Why is it that the Civic hatch is so much more economical than the Tourer? We suspect aerodynamic differences are involved

Tim Dickson
5 June 2014
Leave the heavy foot at home, I'm on a fuel economy drive
Bike versus car around the Isle of Man TT course? No contest
Bruce 'Almighty' Anstey set a new lap record around the Isle of Man TT course
Motorsport

Bike versus car around the Isle of Man TT course? No contest

The next time you're feeling a bit tasty behind the wheel, watch this bike racing clip and accept there is nothing on four wheels that can match this

Steve Sutcliffe
5 June 2014
Bike versus car around the Isle of Man TT course? No contest
What must Mini do next to keep the sales rolling
The five-door Mini hatchback will go on sale in the UK in October
New cars

What Mini must do next to keep the sales rolling

Some may laugh at the increasing size of Mini models, but it's time BMW gave up on the idea that smaller is better

Hilton Holloway
4 June 2014
What Mini must do next to keep the sales rolling
How Pirelli can influence the shape of the F1 season
Formula 1 fans could soon tire of the Mercedes-Benz steamroller
Motorsport

How Pirelli could influence the shape of the F1 season

Italian tyre supplier Pirelli was much maligned in Formula 1 last year, but it could soon be called upon to spice up the action

Joe Saward
4 June 2014
How Pirelli could influence the shape of the F1 season
Jaguar gives our Good to be Bad winner a prize to remember
Avery is presented with his storyboard at Jaguar's Castle Bromwich factory

Jaguar gives our Good to be Bad winner a prize to remember

After receiving your ideas for Jaguar's next advert, our winner is presented with his own storyboard at the firm's Castle Bromwich factory

Steve Cropley
4 June 2014
Jaguar gives our Good to be Bad winner a prize to remember
Pause for thought at the Isle of Man TT
Superstock riders Michael Dunlop, Dean Harrison and Bruce Anstey didn't celebrate on the podium
Motorsport

Pause for thought at the Isle of Man TT

For the second time in as many days a serious accident has cast a shadow over the Isle of Man

Matt Saunders
3 June 2014
Pause for thought at the Isle of Man TT
The Isle of Man TT on four wheels: ready to go
The sky may be overcast, but it's time to see if Higgins can set a new lap record in his Subaru WRX STi

The Isle of Man TT on four wheels: ready to go

The Isle of Man TT may be the crucible of speed on two wheels, but Subaru is attempting to crack the four-wheel record in a new WRX STi

Matt Saunders
2 June 2014
The Isle of Man TT on four wheels: ready to go
Volunteering helps keep the classic car world moving
Not all the cars that needed parking were as interesting as this Pontiac

Volunteering helps keep the classic car world moving

Being outstanding in your own field can be worthwhile, especially if that field is a temporary car park for a classic car show

James Ruppert
31 May 2014
Volunteering helps keep the classic car world moving
BTCC
BTCC racer Hunter Abbott bears allegiance to breath-test firm AlcoSense
Motorsport

Why racing chiefs think alcohol breath-testing will benefit the BTCC

The British Touring Car Championship's move to introduce compulsory breath-testing for drivers and officials is a positive step

Matt James
30 May 2014
Why racing chiefs think alcohol breath-testing will benefit the BTCC
Are the UK’s speed limits too high, too low, or just about right?
Modern cars are much safer than 1970s equivalents, but speed limits remain the same

Are the UK’s speed limits too high, too low, or just about right?

Our cars are safer but faster than ever in 2014, bringing the debate over speed limits into sharp focus

Steve Sutcliffe
29 May 2014
Are the UK’s speed limits too high, too low, or just about right?

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