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From the Library: The problem with AMG’s Black Series

By Henry Catchpole

They've always been fast and loud, but Mercedes' Black Series cars have rarely made much sense. Until now, writes Henry Catchpole

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Postcard from Rome – on a Vespa

Eighty years after its creation and over 70 since it was made famous by a certain film, Andrew English explains the magic of Vespas, then tries his luck in Roman traffic

3 days ago

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Tom Cat

The TWR Supercat is a vision of the XJ-S that Jaguar would never have allowed Tom Walkinshaw to make. So his son has done it instead. Ollie Marriage drives it

3 days ago

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Geek Out! The true value of heritage

Established OEMs are increasingly looking towards their pasts to determine their futures. This is not sentimentality, says Richard Porter, but sound commercial sense

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Porsche 911 GT3 S/C review

Weissach’s latest addition to its track-bred lineage takes the heretical step of going soft up top. Can it still be a real GT3? Gez Medinger heads to Stuttgart to find out

5 days ago

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The new Bentley Torcal

This is the very first glimpse of the very first all-electric Bentley. Andrew Frankel has been to see the still secret car, and shares his thoughts below

6 days ago

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From the Library: Max attack

Would the Jaguar XJ220 really do 220mph? There was only one way to find out: belt in an F1 star and let it go. Gavin Green sat beside him

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McLaren W1 review

This is a car with two terrifyingly hard acts to follow. Is doing more of the same really going to cut it? Henry Catchpole finds out

1 week ago

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Jo’s Diary: The honeymoon from heaven – Part two

In which the newly wed Joana Fidalgo heads off around Japan in the first prototype of one of the rarest road cars ever made. As you do.

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