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James May isn’t the first journalist to crash a Mitsubishi Evo, nor to discover how hard they are to write off. Henry Catchpole recalls an experience of his own
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What are we doing well? What could we be doing better? Andrew Frankel shares more about our plans for the future and invites your feedback
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The Bentley Chairman and CEO on his love of Porsche and Le Mans, why his hero is Derek Bell and what the future holds for Bentley. By Dan Prosser
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Remember the Nissan Sunny GTi-R? David Twohig does, because he bought, ran and sold one. Here he remembers what he loved and what he lost
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With a baby on the way and an Alpine A110 to replace, Dan Prosser has chosen to go down a well-trodden path. But has he played it too safe?
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The SLR was the result of two contrasting visions – those of Mercedes and McLaren’s Gordon Murray. Peter Robinson remembers the result
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The McLaren F1 was launched 30 years ago, so it was decided to get some together. In the end no fewer than 12 turned up. Andrew Frankel joined in the celebrations
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Could Lotus really bring five brand new cars to market? At the 2010 Paris Motor Show it briefly looked like it might. An agog Ben Oliver was there