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When the Mk2 Dacia Duster reached our shores in 2018, we were mightily impressed. The original had won hordes of UK fans for its ruggedness and affordability, but it was this later iteration that real
I’d wondered why there were two exceedingly buff French policemen tailing a group of reporters around during a tour of the Ineos factory the last time I was there. Radios, pistols, what looked like sm
BRAKES! BRAAAKES!!THE LAST SHOUTED FROM THE WHOLE CHEST, FINGERNAILS CLEAVING INTO THE JESUS HANDLE ON THE LAND CRUISER'S CENTRE CONSOLE. HE STIG HAS LITERALLY NO SELF-CONTROL. Or sense of self-preser
AFTER NINE MONTHS AND 8400 MILES, our time with the Dacia Duster is up. Much like the Peugeot 208 that I ran previously, this was a car that few on the evo team scrambled to drive. After all, the Dust
It feels good to be trudging down a waterlogged forest chute in a brand-new Grenadier. Now in its fourth year of production, the self-styled spiritual successor to the old Land Rover Defender has been
Eight hot 4x4s, priced from £60k to £360k, mix do-anything, go-anywhere versatility with astonishing performance