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Bum steer

The windscreen wipers whup-whopped enthusiastically on their highest setting, doing their best to scoop the sheeting rain off the wraparound screen. I squinted through the gloom of the rainstorm...

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Gallery: The Intercooler’s first track day

There were all the usual GT3 Porsches and mid-engined Ferraris, but also a Dallara Stradale, a Porsche 962 and a Jaguar XJR-9 (both of which raced at Le Mans)...

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The death of the British car industry: Part one

A heartbreakingly poignant exhibition opened at the British Motor Museum in Gaydon this August. Called Factor Us In, it celebrates and documents those whose lives...

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Birth of an icon: Part one

From the moment it was launched in 1989, Mazda’s MX-5 was instantly recognised as a modern interpretation of the classic British sports car: small, simple and affordable...

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Our Cars: David’s 106 Rallye

Having recently moved back to my adopted country – la belle France – I was in need of a daily runabout. As I have access to a ‘sensible’ vehicle in my better half’s new Land Rover...

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The sixth sense

Is it sensitivity? That must be it. The ability to hear what a car is telling you, filtering out the noise and listening only to the notes that matter in that moment...

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Australia’s most famous car photo

Fifty years ago (crikey: is it really that long?) my photographer friend Uwe Kuessner clambered into the back seat of the Ford Falcon GT-HO Phase III I was driving...

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The story of the 2CV

From its obsession with the single-spoke steering wheel to the production of the C3 Pluriel – which was simultaneously a hatchback and a pick-up truck – defying convention...

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