Opinions

The new car tidal wave is massing for 2018

Will most car parks look as crowded as this?

New cars

The new car tidal wave is massing for 2018

Vehicle makers are holding back on new releases, says Richard Bremner, while holding out for new emissions legislation

Richard Bremner

19 September 2013

The new car tidal wave is massing for 2018

Cars can still be exciting and relevant for young people

Jaguar’s boss thinks young people are still captivated by cars

Research suggests today’s teenagers aren’t enamoured by the prospect of car ownership, but Adrian Hallmark doesn’t necessarily agree

Matt Burt

19 September 2013

Jaguar’s boss thinks young people are still captivated by cars

Our venerable Jaguar XJ has now been sold on to a new owner

The end of the road for our £500 Jaguar

It's hit a genuine 141mph, covered 1000 miles in our hands and served as daily transport for several weeks, but the time has come to wave goodbye to our XJ Sport

Lewis Kingston

18 September 2013

The end of the road for our £500 Jaguar

Having a mechanically minded friend look over your purchase is a good idea

Buying a used car - is it luck or judgement?

James Ruppert wants your top tips for buying a used car

James Ruppert

18 September 2013

Buying a used car - is it luck or judgement?

Wolff will only sell sell F1 shares if a sponsorship package is attached

Motorsport

Some meanderings about Williams F1

Could Ross Brawn buy a stake in Williams? The idea might not be as crazy as it sounds

Joe Saward

17 September 2013

Some meanderings about Williams F1

Why Grand Theft Auto could set a new benchmark for driving games

It's hard to deny similarities between the styling of the Coil Voltic and the Lotus Elise

Why GTA V could set a new benchmark for driving games

Cars take centre stage in the latest Grand Theft Auto iteration - here are some of our favourites

Darren Moss

16 September 2013

Why GTA V could set a new benchmark for driving games

Skids and drifts. They may be childish, but it sure is fun

The school of sideways

It's only on the edge where you learn the true properties of a car's handling

Matt Prior

16 September 2013

The school of sideways

The curious case of Frankfurt's benchmarkers

Hordes of note takers crawled over every new model

Frankfurt motor show

The curious case of Frankfurt's bench markers

If they're not slicing away interior samples, they're taking myriad notes - and they're becoming even more prevalent

Hilton Holloway

14 September 2013

The curious case of Frankfurt's bench markers

The temptations of cheap accident-damaged sports cars

An interesting proposition, isn't it? But ultimately, it'd probably end up costing more than an undamaged one

The temptations of accident-damaged sports cars

Sutcliffe has had his nose in the classifieds again, and the results look more ambitious than ever

Steve Sutcliffe

13 September 2013

The temptations of accident-damaged sports cars

The new rivals to the Range Rover Evoque

A facelifted version of the Evoque, which received minor cosmetic tweaks, was revealed at the Frankfurt motor show

Motor shows

The challenge facing rivals of the Range Rover Evoque

Having seen the success of the Evoque, seemingly every other manufacturer is now trying to muscle in on the style-led SUV market - but they're in for a tough fight

Richard Webber

13 September 2013

The challenge facing rivals of the Range Rover Evoque

Manufacturers are bound to repeat successful and profitable models

New cars

How success eliminates surprises in car design

You might frown at the seemingly endless repetition of popular models, but it's entirely justified - and it doesn't mean the manufacturers are becoming risk-averse

Richard Bremner

12 September 2013

How success eliminates surprises in car design