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Simple is best but sometimes car engineers just can't help themselves, writes David Twohig, as the history of car steering mechanisms demonstrates
By David Twohig
3 years ago
Before he became famous, Ian Callum designed cars in Australia, falling in love with the country and its now sadly lost car industry
By Ian Callum
4 years ago
Aston Martin may have had trouble in the boardroom, but the product just keeps getting better, and there’s no finer example of that trend than this, says Andrew Frankel
By Andrew Frankel
When Michael Edwards took over the top job at British Leyland in 1977, the company’s market share had fallen from 30 per cent in 1975 to 25 per cent. As he put it: 'companies...
By Andrew English
5 years ago
We knew already that hybrid power would likely bring huge performance gains to the 911. But what’s it like to drive? Andrew Frankel has the answer
One little number, that’s all it was. In Porsche terms that doesn't usually mean much when the eras are the same. On the road a 996 is really quite like a 997 and you can...
