Car Deal of the Day: Audi e-tron GT lets you live the Iron Man life for £28,000 less
With jaw-dropping looks, a hi-tech cabin and massive discounts as part of the Carwow March sale, the Audi e-tron GT is our Car Deal of the Day for 21 March
Read more..Back-to-back tests are the best way to choose a new car. Trust me, I’m a car journalist
When choosing a new car, our deputy editor thinks the best way of comparing models on your shortlist is by testing them back-to-back
Read more..BMW tuner AC Schnitzer to close: EVs, red tape, US tariffs and young people blamed
Any new buyer has until the end of the year to save AC Schnitzer
Read more..New Subaru E-Outback 2026 review: a leap forward for the brand’s rugged estate
The new Subaru E-Outback is an improvement on its petrol-powered sibling, but it still trails many talented electric rivals
Read more.."Essential is cool": The mountains and military vehicles shaping Dacia
We join designer David Durand for a weekend in the alps to find out how this budget brand became so fashionable The original plan for this feature was to meet David Durand a few miles west of Paris for a chatty trudge through some leafy woodland, before settling down next to an idyllic babbling brook for a light lunch and some snaps of us basking cheerily in the sun. No dice. If we're to really find out what makes Dacia's design boss tick and dig deep into his vision for the brand, we need to a [...]
Read more..Subaru e-Outback
Solterra SUV is lengthened and straightened to create electric off-road estate The Subaru E-Outback presents a philosophical question: when does an estate become an SUV?The E-Outback is based on the Subaru Solterra and Toyota bZ4X twins. Indeed, it will get its own Toyota twin in the form of the bZ4X Touring. The bZ4X and Solterra feel like SUVs, or crossovers if you will, because they’re taller and chunkier than a traditional hatchback; but add 155mm to the length and straighten out the roofli [...]
Read more..It's not 'fine', actually: Why should drivers pay for bad road design?
Thousands of drivers every day fall foul of tricky road restrictions - and it's eroding trust in the authorities It's the tone as much as anything, I think, that gets my goat. "The warrant authorises a certificated bailiff to seize and sell goods belonging to you to the value of the outstanding amount plus the cost of executing the warrant." What is the heinous crime that prompts a letter including such threats? Not spotting a road sign on a dark, wet winter's night. It hasn't been a good driv [...]
Read more..Kia K4 review – first UK drive
The Kia K4 is a good-looking car, but more importantly it ticks all of the important boxes for family transport. The post Kia K4 review – first UK drive appeared first on The Car Expert.
Read more..I arrived in the UK with a bike – now I own a £225k Aston
A naturally aspirated V12, red paint and a cream interior make this one a keeper "I came here from South Africa in 2007 with £312.98 to my name. I've always remembered the pennies!" says Manni Azizi, a retired entrepreneur. "I couldn't afford a car so I rode a bicycle." Today, 18 years later, he has considerably more than £300 to his name at least enough to afford his rather fine, £225,000 Aston Martin Vanquish V12. "It is my first Aston," he says. "I had a couple of Bentleys before - a GT an [...]
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