It's ten years since Richard Burns succumbed in his fight against a virulent brain tumour, and 14 years to the day since he won the WRC title
Some of the big French manufacturers probably won’t agree, but the omens look quite good for 2013 generally
Beckham lent her hand – and name – to a special-edition Evoque in Beijing last year
Small-scale celebrity tie-ins with car makers can last far longer than originally planned
Formula One expanded its global reach back into North America in 2012
Grand prix racing is following the road car industry by reducing its focus on Europe and expanding its overseas interests
Sixty litres of diesel went in here – but it took forever
Devices to prevent misfuelling certainly have their place, but they don't always work smoothly
A crash in one of these? No thanks
Classics may be cheaper to insure, but the true cost might be far higher
Jaray's Audi was hugely influential
Car makers shouldn't send up their iconic or influential models to push sales of new cars
Todt has done a good job in difficult circumstances
Keen to do the best job for his employer, Jean Todt called a halt to his battling drivers with the toss of a coin during the 1989 Dakar rally
Audi and VW's Manhattan dealership registered an impressive amount of business in 2012
The Volkswagen Group is performing well in America, but its clear there is still much to do
Jaguar Land Rover continues to enjoy huge sales success
Recent job announcements from Honda and JLR don't cancel each other out, but underline the pace of change in the industry
Screenwash: a brilliant invention, but £4 a litre is too much
Winter is the time of year when you're likely to need to buy screenwash. Unhelpfully, retailers appear to be hiking their prices
Need to tow two tractors? The Heavy Duty is the truck for you
The Ram 3500 Heavy Duty has been announced, with some pretty spectacular specs... but is it all a little unnecessary?
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