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Forming an emotional connection to your tools is a love that rarely speaks its name but, reckons hopeless romantic Andrew English, is none the worse for that
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Driving a car and riding a bicycle are very different forms of enjoyment on wheels. But what should you be on and where, asks Henry Catchpole
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It never did replace the 911 as intended but, says Peter Robinson, that didn’t stop the 928 becoming a design icon all by itself
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How did Butzi Porsche create the original 911 shape, and what makes it so enduring? Twenty-five years ago, Peter Robinson sat down and asked him
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In Theon Design, Oxfordshire may well have its answer to Singer, writes Dan Prosser. But what is the company all about and what are its restorations like to drive?
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Having lusted after the Rover P5 Coupé as a boy, Mel Nichols leapt at the chance to drive one years later. It (mostly...) did not disappoint
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Leonard Setright, LJKS to his fans, was perhaps the greatest motoring writer of all. His friend and editor Gavin Green remembers him
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Our Agony Uncle on everything from starting a family to why he wants his old Datsun back. Don’t say we didn’t warn you... By Colin Goodwin