‘The shift to big, thirsty SUVs is ruining all the good work on engine efficiency by the car industry’ 04 August 2018 by Gavin Green Gavin Green sounds off on the trend to bigger, bulkier SUVs Read more ...
An archive gem: how LJK Setright would have spent £540,000 on cars 03 June 2018 by LJK Setright When we drove the £540k McLaren F1, we asked LJK Setright what he'd spend that on Read more ...
Gavin Green: why aren't electric cars designed more boldly? 01 June 2018 by Gavin Green Surely the brave new world of EVs should mean bolder, braver designs? Read more ...
On holiday with an orangutan: 10 days living with an AMG G63 20 April 2018 by Jake Groves Before we drive the new one, staff writer Jake tackles a week in the North East with the most OTT G-class around Read more ...
Why F1’s 2019 engine rules aren’t as good as they look 20 April 2018 by Curtis Moldrich Will next year's F1 rules make a difference? And do we even want them to? Read more ...
‘An electric Ferrari would be like a Fender Strat without the strings: lovely design, no music’ 08 February 2018 by Gavin Green Our correspondent ponders the future of e-Ferraris... Read more ...
The perfect Christmas car? A festive road test in Aston's DB11 01 January 2018 by Phil McNamara Our editor-in-chief has just spent a Christmassy week in a DB11. Here's how he got on Read more ...
'Long-lived cars must be intrinsically greener, just as bags for life are better than carrier bags' 07 December 2017 by Gavin Green Our industry watcher argues we should run our cars into the ground, not replace them every few months on PCP Read more ...
Watch: Gavin Green on 2017's best sports cars 10 November 2017 by CAR's road test team Video backstage from Sports Car Giant Test 2017 from our contributor-in-chief Read more ...
Gavin Green: why modern cars have too many nannying automatic features 02 November 2017 by Gavin Green 'Auto wipers are designed for drivers too busy looking at their touchscreens to notice it's raining' Read more ...
Adventure drive to the Alps in the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio 20 October 2017 by Adam Binnie As thorough a test as there is: chassis-twisting mountain passes, bumper-worrying city crawls and high-speed autobahn Read more ...
'Want wind-in-the-hair fun and a trip to a gentler time? Nothing beats a Morgan' 16 October 2017 by Gavin Green The Morgan 4/4 is more than 80 years old and while other, newer cars will be better, you can't beat a Morgan for charm Read more ...
Audi has missed so many chances to leapfrog Tesla 02 October 2017 by Georg Kacher As the new A8 launches, our man asks why Audi has been so slow to respond to the changing landscape Read more ...
New meets old: 2007 Honda Civic Type-R FN2 and 2017 Type-R FK8 19 September 2017 by Keith Adams How does the rocket-shaped ’07 CTR feel next to the all-new FK8? This is Keith Adams’ view Read more ...
Shiro Nakamura and the astonishing variety of Nissan design 14 July 2017 by Gavin Green Gavin Green talks Shiro Nakamura's retirement from Nissan and his lasting legacy Read more ...
Motor show time-warp: why draping women over new cars is wrong in 2017 06 June 2017 by Mark Walton Why the car industry must catch up with reality - and stop draping cars with scantily clad women at auto shows Read more ...
The car of tomorrow: iPhone on wheels or data capture tool? 26 May 2017 by Gavin Green The jobs at the heart of today's car industry will go the same way as boatswains and wainwrights Read more ...
How to drive properly: CAR goes to school 22 May 2017 by James Taylor James Taylor joins the classroom on Driver 61’s car handling course at Blyton Park Read more ...
McLaren 720S reviewed by a regular driver: more Ali G than lateral G 09 May 2017 by Phil McNamara What does it really feel like to be strapped into a just-launched 710bhp supercar on an unfamiliar race track? Read more ...
'When self-driving electric cars dominate our roads, will there still be room for the Caterham Seven?' 21 April 2017 by Mark Walton Whither the back-to-basics fun of a Caterham in the new driverless age? Read more ...
'Classic 911s. People are asking £40k+ for these everyday sports cars. Am I alone thinking this is nuts?' 14 March 2017 by Mark Walton Mark Walton on the crazy prices old cars make nowadays. Whither the crash? Read more ...
The thrill of WRC: backstage at the 2017 Monte Carlo Rally 23 January 2017 by Ben Oliver Ben Oliver reports live from the Monte Carlo WRC Read more ...
Happy Christmas from all the team at CAR Magazine 23 December 2016 by Tim Pollard With all best wishes from everyone at CAR Read more ...
Our great little Fiat 126 road trip 22 December 2016 by Mark Walton When Mark Walton was a student he had a Fiat 126. Now he's found one in Italy and imported it to UK Read more ...
'It's like Top Gear on steroids' - we review The Grand Tour 18 November 2016 by Tim Pollard Hit or miss? We check out Clarkson, Hammond and May's first new TV venture Read more ...
Gavin Green on why Jaguar needs to balance SUVs with sports cars 31 October 2016 by Gavin Green ‘Jaguar: launch new sports cars that give you licence to launch SUVs. Launch SUVs to fund sports cars.’ Read more ...
Gavin Green on Toyota's lack of design DNA 21 October 2016 by Gavin Green ‘Toyota has no design DNA. Its designs are as ever-changing as David Beckham’s hairdo, minus the style’ Read more ...
Gavin Green on the enduring appeal of the Land Rover Defender 12 October 2016 by Gavin Green The Land Rover Defender is a much-loved car – but why? Gavin Green investigates Read more ...
Gavin Green on the end of motoring as we know it 06 October 2016 by Gavin Green ‘Forget “driver-focused” cockpits. As there’s no need for a steering wheel, cabins will be passenger-focused.’ Read more ...
Mark Walton on why Porsche should have offered a manual 911 GT3 29 September 2016 by Mark Walton ‘Porsche miscalculated when they deleted the manual option from the GT3. They forgot about wabi-sabi’ Read more ...
Mark Walton on the future, and the past, of the automotive industry 30 August 2016 by Mark Walton ‘Today’s multinational car brands are slow moving. They know their weaknesses. And they’re scared’ Read more ...
Gavin Green on the future of internal combustion engines 24 August 2016 by Gavin Green The combustion engine's future, Jaguar's C-X75, and Mazda's return to the rotary engine Read more ...
Driving an Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 TT12 at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 28 June 2016 by James Taylor What's it like to drive a 1975 flat-12 Alfa sports racing car up the hill at Goodwood? CAR finds out Read more ...
James May on downsizing and the future of motoring: CAR+ archive, February 1998 14 June 2016 by James May A period column from the 1990s: James May asks what fate awaits the humble small car Read more ...
Editor’s welcome: Audi and the race to own premium, CAR+ June 2016 30 May 2016 by Phil McNamara Editor Phil McNamara introduces the latest issue, and looks at what the future holds for premium brands Read more ...
Mark Walton on franchising the Nurburgring, CAR+ June 2016 01 May 2016 by Mark Walton ‘We need to copy the coffee-shop model and franchise. Yes, franchise the Nürburgring’ Read more ...