Opinions

New cars

Do easily repairable cars make better buys?

Does the ease with which a car can be fixed sway your buying decision? Potentially, it should

James Ruppert

14 October 2015

Do easily repairable cars make better buys?

Business

Opinion - Humility helps VW UK turn a corner

VW's UK chief Paul Willis remained cool under pressure from MPs while facing questions regarding the emissions scandal

Jim Holder

12 October 2015

Opinion - Humility helps VW UK turn a corner

New cars

The Jaguar XE and the power of design

What has Jaguar's compact executive saloon got that its rivals haven't? Three teenagers provide an answer

Jim Holder

12 October 2015

The Jaguar XE and the power of design

New cars

The first generation of Tipo started a new era for Fiat

Fiat is bringing back the Tipo name to the UK with a new Golf rival due next year. The original hatchback was a mixed bag, but it had its strong points

Steve Cropley

12 October 2015

The first generation of Tipo started a new era for Fiat

Business

Opinion - Volkswagen and the art of saying sorry

Don't expect the most heartfelt apology if your car is affected by the VW emissions scandal

Jim Holder

11 October 2015

Opinion - Volkswagen and the art of saying sorry

Motorsport

Who deserves to take home the BTCC trophy for 2015?

The final round of the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship takes place this weekend - and Gordon Shedden is lining up to take the title

Matt James

9 October 2015

Who deserves to take home the BTCC trophy for 2015?

Business

When is manipulation software not a defeat device?

VW has suggested that, even if it discovers its manipulation software was employed in European emissions testing, it may not be illegal. How so?

Jim Holder

9 October 2015

When is manipulation software not a defeat device?

Toyota is wheeling out the S-FR sports car concept at Tokyo

Tokyo motor show

Tokyo motor show gets the upper hand over LA

Japan's autumn motor show has played second fiddle to Los Angeles in recent years - but now the local brands are fighting back

John McIlroy

9 October 2015

Tokyo motor show gets the upper hand over LA

Business

Feeling sympathy for Horn, if not VW

Michael Horn has stood up and faced the music in the form of a US Congressional committee. It's hard not to feel a flicker of sorrow for the man, even if sympathy for VW is in short supply

Tom Webster

8 October 2015

Feeling sympathy for Horn, if not VW