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Gavin Green on the cult of high-performance police cars

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Gavin Green, 18 January 2011 09:52

I’m all for the proliferation of supercars. If there were more Ferraris, Porsches, big-money BMWs and mercurial Mercs on our streets, our roads would be far more cheerful and interesting. I also generally find supercar drivers reverentially law-abiding. On the wide three-laners, Ferraris invariably seem to be barp-barp-barping in the slow lane, leaving the Transits and Astravans to provide the ...

In detail: Gavin Green on the new E-class Cabriolet

Gavin Green, 15 January 2010 11:22

The fourth member of the impressive E-class family is the world’s first convertible designed as much for snowy Detroit as sunny St Tropez. Two ingenious bits of simple all-weather tech – namely, a deflector on top of the windscreen that greatly reduces roof-down cabin buffeting, and neck heaters – enable you to drive top down, no matter what the weather. ...

The Japanese cars that rewrote the rulebook

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Gavin Green, 17 August 2009 11:00

Ferrari makes the most emotionally charged cars, Porsche the world’s best-known performance car and nobody does exhilaration like Lamborghini. But the three most influential sports cars of the past few decades have been Japanese.Mazda MX-5: rule breaker in chief The most significant is the Mazda MX-5. This is a brilliant car, very probably the most driver-focused everyday usable vehicle ever ...

Why Ferraris have lost their beauty, by Gavin Green

Gavin Green, 10 November 2008 10:44

The new Ferrari California is magnificent. Honestly, Ferraris just get better and better. The two newest – the 599 and now the California – are fast, refined, inspiring, agile, well-made and when you’ve finished your journey you’ll just get out of the car and say ‘wow’. Yet they’re also easy to drive, apart from the small matter of having to ...

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