Abandon hype
Ford’s new family hatchback is not the second coming.
Ford’s new family hatchback is not the second coming.
Mazda could have added loads of wizardry to the new MX-5, but didn’t. As a result, it’s perfect. The price? $34,990.
Mazda nails it with the new MX-5.
Its AMG cars have been a winning formula. Why is Mercedes tinkering with them?
Its AMG cars have been a winning formula. Why is Mercedes tinkering with them?
Driving the BMW M2 will put a smile on your face.
The new M2 corners like a proper racer — with its tail out, at the raggedy end of adhesion. It’s even more fun than an M4.
As a driving machine the Ferrari 488 is — there’s no other word for it — perfect.
The new XC90 is still a Volvo and it’s still practical and sensible. But, oh my God, it’s a nice place to sit.
This Hyundai people mover is boring, slow, ugly and awful. Not even spectacular mountain roads could redeem it.
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