Fiat’s number is up
The Fiat 500X has loose steering, a sudden clutch and sharp brakes. At times it drives like a stoned tortoise.
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Let heart rule your head
The Targa 4 GTS looks fabulous. It’s heavy, a bit slow and noisy, but that will trouble only the weak and foolish.
Out of my Range
Range Rovers are becoming like Rolexes: a bit naff. I think I know why.
Give up your Seat for a Golf
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.
Did I mention the car is blue?
Asking me to review a car like the Jetta SE Business is like asking a food critic to review a tablespoonful of rice.
Six stars, but don’t drive it
The Alfa Romeo 4C Coupe is a terrible car. And yet I completely adored it.
Porsche and the death of glamour
How do you make a powerful sportscar look sexy to a generation that prefers the convenience of buses?
‘This car is evil’
Corvette says its new 6.2-litre V8 supercar is “world class”. So why does it slide sideways?
In the eye of the storm
The Lamborghini Haracan runs on baby polar bears and causes extreme weather events. It sounds wonderful.
Mercedes meets muscle car
The AMG GT S is Merc’s Mustang. It feels exciting and raw. More raw than any other car in the price bracket.
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