February 1966

After half a century, the name ʻGolfʼ is to the mid-sized car market what ʻHooverʼ is to vacuum cleaners: an almost generic descriptor, thanks to an evolved but familiar design that has maintained its

As two-door coupes built at a time when Ford owned both companies, the Jaguar XK8 and Aston Martin DB7 Vantage have much in common. But with one being a high volume model powered by a V8 and the other produced in tiny numbers with a V12, these were very different models. So which of these sports cars do we prefer?

Over the last couple of years, it seemed you could hardly pick up a car magazine without seeing some reference to the Aston Martin Bulldog. It looked like what it was – an outlandish, impossibly wild

This year’s Hot 30 arrives as the entire automotive world takes stock of the internal combustion era. Are we seeing the shape of things to come?

Your non-diagnostic vehicle-related problems solved by Steve Rothwell

From one to one hundred, your favourites in order