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The reputation Rolls-Royce enjoys today was founded by a single car. Andrew Frankel drives The Silver Ghost alongside the modern Rolls named in its honour
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Steve Sutcliffe thought that gently modifying the Golf would be enough for him. He thought wrong
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18 months on from importing the worst example his specialist had ever seen, Gez Medinger was inspired to climb that slipperiest of slopes – the engine swap. Predictably, all did not go well.
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We know why platform sharing leads to compromised cars. But is that a compromise too far in the case of EVs? David Twohig has the answer
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Roger Cook, Britain’s most fearless investigative journalist, has died. Few knew he was a car enthusiast. He was also Mel Nichols’ best man, who recalls one of their many drives together
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The Nichols N1A is a Can-Am car for the road. But on a rainy day, is it too hot to handle? Dan Prosser finds out
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Platform sharing has been rife across the car industry for decades. David Twohig explains why the inherent compromises might just be worth it
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Trixie has been on the rolling road, but did the little Triumph deliver the fulsome 200bhp Andrew English was hoping for?