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The Honda NSX shifted the course of supercar history in general and Ferrari in particular, as Gavin Green, the first UK journalist to drive it, now recalls
Motorsport
What does it take to create an F1 team from scratch? A billion dollars for a start. Formula 1 journalist Edd Straw explains why it’s so costly
Features
And how one test in one magazine helped change the approach of one of the world’s largest car companies. Peter Robinson was the man who wrote it
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Join us over on Twitter later this evening and ask us anything you like...so long as it's to do with cars. By Andrew Frankel
Features
Japanese late night car culture is unlike any other in the world and, as Joana Fidalgo reports, it’s all the better for it
Features
How do car manufacturers keep tabs on what their rivals are up to? Simple, says David Twohig – they give each other their cars to test
Motorsport
Just why is the suggested entry of Andretti and GM creating such an enormous fuss? And is it actually a good thing? Karun Chandhok is your guide
Features
Thirty years ago, Ford launched a game-changing new car, requiring a test like no other. Andrew Frankel recalls 24 hours he’d rather forget