Horror-film scary: don’t be fooled by this new Lambo
You want a race at the lights? I’m not interested — even when I’m in something as fast as this bonkers Lamborghini Huracan STO.
You want a race at the lights? I’m not interested — even when I’m in something as fast as this bonkers Lamborghini Huracan STO.
After five rounds with the steering, I threw in the towel.
A trip to Cornwall, where I spent many happy summers as a kid, was exciting enough. It was even better in a Bentley Continental.
I was starting to fall out of love with driving; who could have imagined Hyundai would remind me what fun the road can be?
The Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm — an amped-up, track-focused Quadrifoglio — is a stunning car. But is it better than the original?
Porsche’s 911 GT3 is a petrol-powered, old-school dinosaur of a sports car. It’s thrilling to drive — but there’s a problem.
Forget electric. Toyota’s Mirai — which is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell — points the way to a much more sensible future.
The Mercedes-Benz S-class has become a byword for innovation. But this is a step too far.
It makes me sad when people say that electrical cars can be fun, because of course they can’t.
Despite the thirst, the emissions, the steering wheel with a mind of its own and the price, the Kia Stinger GT is a heavyweight.
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