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  • Why the Jaguar XKR-S GT is mad, but utterly loveable

    Why the Jaguar XKR-S GT is mad, but utterly loveable

    For some, the limited-run Jaguar XKR-S GT defies logic; for others it's the latest must-have

    Jim Holder
    28 March 2013
    New York motor show
  • The small super-saloon makes its comeback

    The small super-saloon makes its comeback

    The original Japanese 4WD rally rockets may have fundamentally altered, but their spirit seems to live on in two new cars from Mercedes and Audi

    Mark Tisshaw
    27 March 2013
    New York motor show
  • Why James Bond and the Range Rover Sport were the perfect fit

    Why James Bond and the Range Rover Sport were the perfect fit

    Celebrity endorsed car launches can be fraught with danger, but Land Rover judged it just right

    Jim Holder
    27 March 2013
    New York motor show
  • James Bond and the new Range Rover Sport in New York

    James Bond and the new Range Rover Sport in New York

    The new Range Rover Sport will be unveiled on the eve of the New York motor show tonight. Reports suggest that 007 will be taking the covers off

    Jim Holder
    26 March 2013
    New cars
  • How much is a battery?

    How much is a battery?

    When every penny counts, it pays to shop around for your motoring essentials

    James Ruppert
    26 March 2013
    Anything goes
  • Rumbled at dinner - what's a de Tomaso Guarà?

    Rumbled at dinner - what's a de Tomaso Guarà?

    Not knowing about a car that someone owns is one of the more embarrassing things that can happen to a car journo, and it happened to me last week

    Steve Sutcliffe
    22 March 2013
    Anything goes
  • The Nürburgring: a nice little earner?

    The Nürburgring: a nice little earner?

    After years of financial misfortune, the Nürburgring is now for sale. What does the future hold for one of the world's most famous circuits?

    Joe Saward
    20 March 2013
    Motorsport
  • The Goodwood Festival of Speed hillclimb: how would you drive it?

    The Goodwood Festival of Speed hillclimb: how would you drive it?

    We all want to impress the crowds at Goodwood, but preserving the car is also a must. What is the best way to approach the famous hill?

    Jim Holder
    20 March 2013
    Goodwood Festival of Speed

  • Should a Bentley be built in Britain?

    Bentley is considering Slovakia as a production home for its new SUV – but would this have a negative effect for the firm?

    Mark Tisshaw
    19 March 2013
    Industry

  • Ken Livingstone's taxi and other true stories

    It isn't just the tabloids that would be affected by increased press regulation; some of the best car industry scoops have come through rather unorthodox methods, too…

    James Ruppert
    18 March 2013
    Anything goes

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