The launch of the new Aston Martin DB12 once again shines a light on one of Britain’s greatest brands. And it comes at a time when the Formula One team – a very separate entity to the car company – is flying. I, for one, have hugely enjoyed seeing a rejuvenated Fernando Alonso in the… Continue reading “It’s time for Aston Martin to embrace a more radical design”
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New Rolls-Royce Black Badge Cullinan ‘Blue Shadow’ revealed
Rolls-Royce is known for creating limited edition models, including several, stunningly expensive one-offs and now there’s a special version of the Black Badge Cullinan called the ‘Blue Shadow’. We don’t know how much each of the 62 Rolls-Royce Black Badge Cullinan Blue Shadows will cost (we expect significantly more than the standard car, which is… Continue reading New Rolls-Royce Black Badge Cullinan ‘Blue Shadow’ revealed
New 2023 Volvo EX30 electric SUV teased ahead of 7 June reveal
Volvo wants half of its cars to be pure electric within the next 18 months – and a major part of that will be this new pint-sized SUV. It’s called EX30, priced from less than £34,000 and due to land in UK showrooms in the autumn. The Volvo EX30 is the Swedish brand’s smallest SUV… Continue reading New 2023 Volvo EX30 electric SUV teased ahead of 7 June reveal
Future classics 2023: car investments that could make you money
There are a number of ways to invest your money, but few will bring as much enjoyment as owning a classic car. As with any investment, there’s a significant level of financial risk involved in the classic car market, so it’s best to pick a collector’s car that you can really enjoy. If it doesn’t… Continue reading Future classics 2023: car investments that could make you money
New 2023 Vauxhall Astra Electric to start from £39,995
The Vauxhall Astra is the latest model in the British brand’s line up to get the zero emissions treatment. The rather unimaginatively named Vauxhall Astra Electric will be available as a five-door hatchback and Sports Tourer estate – just like the current, eighth-generation Astra – and will start from £39,995. Instead of relying on the… Continue reading New 2023 Vauxhall Astra Electric to start from £39,995
New Jaguar Land Rover logo and branding revealed
Jaguar Land Rover’s path to reformation as JLR has taken another step forward with the reveal of its new corporate branding. The new logo represents the company’s intended restructuring as it separates out its three Land Rover brands and prepares for the relaunch of Jaguar as a very high end EV-only luxury brand. To be… Continue reading New Jaguar Land Rover logo and branding revealed
New 2024 Range Rover Sport SV debuts with 626bhp and big leaps in chassis tech
Land Rover has revealed its new Range Rover Sport SV, a high performance flagship that will replace the previous SVR and rival top-end high performance SUVs from Bentley, BMW and even Lamborghini. This new SV (note, not SVR) will be priced quite a bit higher than its predecessor, which used to kick off at around… Continue reading New 2024 Range Rover Sport SV debuts with 626bhp and big leaps in chassis tech
New 2023 Range Rover: SV Bespoke service updated and new powertrains added
We waited a while for the latest Range Rover with the old model’s lifespan extending to almost a decade. That shouldn’t be surprising though because in more than 50 years there have only been four generations of the most luxurious Land Rover. The latest Range Rover model has already received a few tweaks for 2023… Continue reading New 2023 Range Rover: SV Bespoke service updated and new powertrains added
New 2023 Vauxhall Corsa facelift arrives with striking redesign
Britain’s favourite supermini has been updated for 2023, with Vauxhall upgrading its Corsa with new styling, more tech, mild-hybrid petrol engines for its ICE models and greater range for the Corsa Electric. The biggest change is to the car’s looks, with Vauxhall tweaking the Corsa’s front-end styling to add its now trademark Vizor grille. The… Continue reading New 2023 Vauxhall Corsa facelift arrives with striking redesign
Renegotiate Brexit rules or put UK jobs at risk, Stellantis tells government
UK jobs are at risk next year if import tariffs are imposed on UK-built electric cars sold in Europe, says the firm’s owner Stellantis, as UK industry voices clamour for more government policy support over the transition to electric vehicle manufacturing. Yesterday Stellantis told a parliamentary committee that British car factories will be forced to… Continue reading Renegotiate Brexit rules or put UK jobs at risk, Stellantis tells government