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We all know what cars cost to buy. But very few of us have the slightest idea what they cost to build. Happily, David Twohig does
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You’ve probably seen Grand Prix bikes of the 1950s and ’60s racing at Goodwood. But what are they like to ride? Joana Fidalgo dons her helmet
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Not an unwanted reaction from a front-drive car, but a guide to the dark art of torque vectoring, what it is and why it matters. Steve Sutcliffe is your teacher
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Would you buy a car sight unseen when your only experience of something similar had been dreadful? Probably not. Then again, you’re not Richard Bremner
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Imagine half your mates had never tasted bacon. You’d make them a fry up. Gez Medinger argues your vehicular taste-buds are similarly understimulated
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Or how AI is going to force us to make cars worse, and why that’s a good thing. Andrew Frankel does his best to explain
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History has yet to decide whether the DeLorean was an icon or a disaster. Some 18 years ago Gez Medinger decided to find out for himself, the first of many questionable choices
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They are the first part of a car we actually touch, which is why a good doorhandle really matters. Richard Porter chooses his favourites