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Midsummer in Iceland, 24-hour daylight, seals, whales and ‘adventure food’. If only the transport could have been equally inspiring, says Tati Reed

After one utterly chaotic British Grand Prix, the destination of the 2025 F1 title remains balanced on a knife edge. Andrew Frankel reports

Looking for the best EV on the market? You’ve just found it, says Andrew Frankel. Just not for the reasons you might expect

Neither inventor nor risk taker, here was a man obsessed only with excellence, and who gave everything to achieve it. Gavin Green reports

Car photography isn’t all glamorous locations and perfect light. As Richard Porter reports, it can also be climbing trees and camping out in graveyards

Ever wondered what the F1 safety car is like to drive? Steve Sutcliffe talks to the man who’s pedalled it for the last 25 years, then has a go himself

Now that Andrew English and his rorty hot hatch have been together some time, is it possible a spot of buyer’s remorse is starting to rear its ugly head?

The faster a car becomes, the less enjoyable it will be on the road. At least that’s what Dan Prosser always thought. But out there in the real world, is it actually true? 

When it’s done right, braking does more than just slow you down. Steve Sutcliffe explains how to brake and powershift like a pro

A new Mercedes-AMG makes pretend V8 noises. Older ones, writes Dan Prosser, made real noises…

The car industry produces more scandal, drama and intrigue than it does cars. It should be a novelist’s dream, says David Twohig. So why isn’t it? 

To mod, or not to mod? That is the question. Or at least it is to Gez Medinger pondering what to mod, how and, least appreciated but most importantly, when

Yet another classic Mini restomod? Perhaps, but this one has first-rate breeding, writes Andrew English

The small British sports car industry is navigating its way through turbulent times. We should celebrate it, says Andrew Frankel. So we have

Dan Prosser drives a performance EV that might just hold the secret to making electric cars fun to drive 

The world's fastest and most exotic cars are either RWD or 4WD. Steve Sutcliffe explains how to get the most out of them

There’s a new king of Golf GTIs but, says Dan Prosser, it’s a near decade-old one that you should covet instead 

It was once an advertising slogan, but when it came to the L322 Range Rover, Land Rover absolutely meant it. Gavin Green launched it to an unsuspecting world

A rare, desirable six-cylinder sports coupé that won’t break the bank. Surely there’s a catch? None that would deter Lewis Kingston

A new driving experience allowed our intrepid diarist to push herself harder and faster than she’d ever been before. Fair to say Joana Fidalgo rose to the occasion

Surrounded by younger opposition and now denied its 12-cylinder engine, Bentley’s stalwart SUV needs a new lease of life. Is this it, asks Andrew Frankel

Three years ago it was a contender, now it is nowhere. Can the arrival of the greatest ever race car designer turn it around? Karun Chandhok reports

Back on the Mercedes train, Helen Wakerley shares her love for the smallest AMG and its improbably massive 5.4-litre V8

The Le Mans 24 Hours has been producing epic stories for over 100 years. Andrew Frankel guides you through the best of them

Can you learn how to be a truly quick driver, or is it something you have to be born with? Steve Sutcliffe and Colin Goodwin argue it out

It looked terrific, went fast, went sideways and sold well too. So why doesn’t David Twohig think this 1980s coupé quite cuts the mustard?

By this time next week we’ll know who’s won the world’s greatest motor race. Your form guide Andrew Frankel tries (and fails) to pick a winner

There is a special kind of angst felt by a car obsessed boy raised by parents who couldn’t care less about them, writes Dan Prosser

Despite never managing to replace the 911, 928s have an allure all of their own. But, says Andrew Frankel, prospects should handle with extreme care

There are good reasons for developing a new car from scratch, but hubris isn’t one of them. Richard Bremner explores Dr Piëch’s great misstep 

Our resident adventurer is upgrading her wheels to create the ultimate expedition machine. He’s called Richard and Tati Reed has big plans for him

Ti's only 10/10 car is shortly to go out of production. Andrew Frankel takes it back to the place of its birth for one last blast

He transformed the face of racing when he was alive, his influence is still felt today and may become more important still in future, writes Gavin Green 

You probably don’t think too hard about where your car’s fuel filler is located, even less how it got there. Then again, you’re not Richard Porter

It’s arguably the greatest McLaren Automotive car yet produced. So why, asks Dan Prosser, is it worth so much less than the equivalent Ferrari? 

And how to prove it using maths, a prize that doesn’t exist and a bunch of furry creatures you neglect at your peril. Only Gez Medinger has the answer

Alpine will launch an all-new A110 next year, quite similar to the current car in some regards, and utterly different in another. Andrew Frankel reports

The electric version of the Mini Cooper S fell well short of the petrol model, writes Dan Prosser. Will this more sporting variant fare any better? 

The 530e is turning out to be an entirely unexciting means of getting from one place to the next. Which is exactly what Andrew Frankel was hoping for

The Mazda RX-8 never became a cherished sports car like certain rivals, and Dan Prosser thinks he knows why...