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What’s an 819bhp Ferrari like not just to drive, but to live with every day? Andrew Frankel reports after a week in which one was his constant companion
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British luxury with Japanese reliability. What could possibly go wrong? Richard Bremner examines why the Sterling 825 failed so badly in the US
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Will EVs ever become classic cars? To say Andrew Frankel is in two minds about it is putting it mildly. It’s probably closer to three or four
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Few cars have ever exuded more purpose. But what’s it like to drive? Dan Prosser finds a car every bit as remarkable as its outlandish appearance suggests
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An EV with a clutch and gearshift? Has Toyota lost its mind? Having spend time pressing its pedals, Andrew English concludes it has absolutely not
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Spy photographers were once the most loved, and hated people in our business. James Mills explains why and charts their rise and fall
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It’s early days but the process of getting to know the M2 is already fascinating. Dan Prosser heads for the hills to commune with our latest long termer
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They've always been fast and loud, but Mercedes' Black Series cars have rarely made much sense. Until now, writes Henry Catchpole