Jeremy Clarkson

Jaguars were once the car of choice for rogues. These days they are all vodka-bar lighting and rorty handling.

The Fiat 500X has loose steering, a sudden clutch and sharp brakes. At times it drives like a stoned tortoise.

The Targa 4 GTS looks fabulous. It’s heavy, a bit slow and noisy, but that will trouble only the weak and foolish.

Range Rovers are becoming like Rolexes: a bit naff. I think I know why.

A Seat is meant to be a cheap Golf with Spanish flair and pizzazz. But it’s really just a waste of metal and plastic.

Asking me to review a car like the Jetta SE Business is like asking a food critic to review a tablespoonful of rice.

The Alfa Romeo 4C Coupe is a terrible car. And yet I completely adored it.

How do you make a powerful sportscar look sexy to a generation that prefers the convenience of buses?

Corvette says its new 6.2-litre V8 supercar is “world class”. So why does it slide sideways?

Driving is not taxing or difficult. You just have to sit there and miss stuff.