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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
By Dan Prosser
3 years ago
In the first of a new series, Gavin Green looks at a century-old bromance between two of America’s bluest blooded corporations, and how it went fatally wrong
By Gavin Green
2 years ago
The car industry produces more scandal, drama and intrigue than it does cars. It should be a novelist’s dream, says David Twohig. So why isn’t it?
By David Twohig
10 months ago
How did the original Elise so confound expectations to become a runaway sales success? Dan Prosser drives a Sport 160 to find out
Driving a VW Golf GTI Clubsport Edition 40 across to the Bill Gwynne Rally School about four years ago on a cold, grey morning, I remember thinking, ‘I should sell the Escort...'
By Henry Catchpole
5 years ago
When I was a lad at school, the correct answer to the question, ‘what’s your favourite book?’ was, ‘The Hobbit’. It was not plausible that a 10-year-old boy could have trawled his way through...
By Andrew Frankel