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A rare and exotic sports car for the same price as a decent third-generation Toyota MR2? There must be a catch, says Lewis Kingston
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All those little things that helped transform life on the road. Who thought of them, when and why? Mel Nichols has the answers
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Our new series kicked off in Detroit, but now heads back across the water to the French capital, where European car culture was born. By Gavin Green
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Are Chinese cars just ‘stack ’em high, sell ’em cheap’ rubbish, or serious contenders in an increasingly crowded marketplace? Ben Oliver drove 10 of them to find out
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Tati Reed wanted to test her newly acquired overlanding adventurer. So obviously a 5000-mile trip to Romania and back was required
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Most motoring journalists fawned over the Impreza when it first came out. Then again, most motoring journalists aren’t Steve Sutcliffe
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Or, why I bought a Corvair. It’s the car that was labelled as positively dangerous when launched. So of course Richard Bremner had to own one
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We’re inundated with it these days. But does it matter if you have the power to go with it? You bet it does, says Gez Medinger