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It’s only taken two years to get Joana Fidalgo’s winged chariot back on the road. Is she happy to have it back in the fold? What do you think?
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In Part one, David Twohig outlines the history of what he calls the ‘OG car parts supplier’. In Part two he’ll explain the secrets of its 140-year success – and hint at what they’re like to work with
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Bentley is killing its W12 engine, but we won’t miss it much. The V8 has always been the one to have, argues Dan Prosser
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Everyone knows who made turbocharging famous. Rather fewer know who did it first – and why getting there first did them no good at all. Gavin Green turns up the boost
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What are the three most important things to get right when launching a car to the press? The route, the route, the route. Andrew English talks to those who create them
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The 1990s heralded the return of a fondly remembered breed of car. Then and now Richard Porter loved one enough to put his hand in his pocket
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Lopping almost half a tonne of mass from the Continental GT results in a Bentley like no other. Andrew Frankel drives the new Supersports
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Andrew Frankel gets a first ride in the new Bentley Torcal, an electric SUV the firm hopes will draw in those from beyond its traditional customer base