Steve Cropley Editor-in-chief
The old fart of the office, Steve stays keen because he loves all things new and different, especially the current strain of ultra-efficient cars. 'There has been more fundamental change in the past six or seven years of my hacking career than in the previous 30,' he says. 'I can hardly wait to see what car-makers give us next week, let alone next year.'
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Skoda Superb 2.0 TDI 170 DSG first drive review
Skoda's flagship saloon receives a mid-life refresh comprising revised styling, extra equipment and improved efficiency
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British entrepreneur unveils flat-packed, low-cost vehicle
New OX light truck is designed for the arduous conditions of the developing world and will be sold on a non-profit basis
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New range-extender Bristol GT aims for 200mph
New extended-range electric GT also targets 100mpg economy; concept due by the end of this year
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Audi R10 road-going Le Mans racer ‘must be very special’
New Audi hypercar could use technology from the Porsche 918 Spyder
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Why China's automotive market won't stop growing
Car sales in China are expected to hit 30 million a year in the next decade - and they'll include plenty of domestic talent
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Rolls-Royce Wraith convertible planned; Rolls' SUV doubtful
Next Rolls-Royce to be a convertible version of new four-seat Wraith coupé
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China's car market lead will only increase
Rumours of the Chinese car market's slowdown may be greatly exaggerated, according to Citroen
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The return of the Ford Escort is a Shanghai surprise
The Ford Escort is making a comeback, albeit as an affordable, spacious saloon concept destined for the Chinese market only
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Shanghai motor show 2013 show report and gallery
The Shanghai motor show 2013 featured many important reveals. Autocar reported live from the event
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Alfa 4C key to Alpine sports car success
Renault boss sees a sub-supercar class of driver's cars emerging with the Alpine-Caterham project and Alfa Romeo 4C












