In our exclusive interview with Aston Martin President and CEO Andy Palmer he talks about the launch of the Palmer Foundation, the company’s upcoming IPO, the new Project 003 hypercar, Lagonda luxury models, Brexit and, of course, James Bond.
Britain’s motorists are more worried about the perilous state of local roads than any other single issue, new research has revealed.
More than a fifth of drivers say their cars have been damaged after driving over a speed bump, new research has revealed.
Motorists are more dependent on their cars than at any point since 2012, according to new research, while some 33 per cent of drivers report being either much more or a little more dependent on their cars this year than they were in 2017.
The Mazda CX-5 has been on our fleet for nearly a whole year, but now it’s time to say goodbye. When we took delivery back in October 2017, it was one of several diesel SUVs in our car park. While petrol was starting to edge ahead of diesel in terms of popularity then, that process has accelerated so much in 2018 that the CX-5 is now one of the only diesel models we’re running.
The AC Cobra might not be the most obvious new sports car of 2018. But with a 6.2-litre General Motors V8 in its engine bay plus a whole host of other modifications, the ‘378’ you see here is quite unlike any other AC Cobra so far.
The teaser campaign for the new Skoda Kodiaq vRS continues apace, with the Czech brand now revealing a selection of exaggerated sketches – giving us our first look at the full car. The pictures follow a selection of detail images, which showed the new vRS badge and large 20-inch Xtreme wheels. The vRS will make its world debut at the Paris Motor Show in October.
Peugeot has a new concept car for the Paris Motor Show, which is an all-electric, autonomous, modern evocation of the iconic 504 Coupe.
A third Aston Martin hypercar to compliment the Valkyrie and Valkyrie AMR Pro has been confirmed by the British brand. No official name has been announced, but it is currently being developed under the codename Project 003.
The Jaguar I-Pace has grabbed the headlines since it hit the roads earlier this summer, but one of its main rivals has just been revealed. This is the Audi e-tron, a pure-electric SUV that’ll arrive in January as a competitor for the British car and the Tesla Model X.
