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He was Europe’s greatest pre-war automotive industrialist, who laid the foundations for the creation of some of the world’s best cars, writes Gavin Green
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Have a couple of long trips with away-from-home charging dented Dan Prosser’s enthusiasm for his electric Audi? Not one bit
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Mazda’s hot saloon might appear to offer shades of Impreza for a lesser price, but there are hurdles. Lewis Kingston dons his bobble hat and ponders the options
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Ever set out to buy a beautiful Mazda and come home with a scruffy Lotus? Probably not, but Joana Fidalgo has and she couldn’t be happier about it
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The President has shown his promise to slap tariffs on his biggest trading partners was no mere threat, and no industry will be hit harder than cars. Ben Oliver reports
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Aston Martin has never had a period of sustained profitability in its history. So why does its new CEO think he’s the one to provide it? Andrew Frankel asks the questions
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The debate about petrol and electric power is in full flow. And there is logic on both sides. Mostly. Colin Goodwin and Steve Sutcliffe exchange emails once more
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There’s no such thing as a boring car, or so says Richard Porter in the first of a new monthly column. And, as you will see, he knows what he’s talking about…