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IF you’re lucky enough to have a car already, it’s going to be a useful part of your purchase of a new one. Almost regardless of age or condition, there will be some value in whatever you’re driving n

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?

I t’s all bad news these days, isn’t it? Or it certainly feels like it if you dare to pay attention to global politics. Step away from the doom-mongering, though – Steve Cropley’s feature on p68 will

Marque founder Kimber grew up in the Stockport area of Manchester, where his father ran a printing-ink business. He developed an early love of sailing and of photography, and showed a degree of artist

Hyundai’s awesome Ioniq 5 N is our reigning fast electric car. But can it see off 2024’s finest engine-powered driving machines from the likes of Aston Martin, Porsche, BMW and McLaren?

Think American muscle car and you think V8. For the Italian supercar itʼs the V12, or for the Japanese ʻtunerʼ generation the 2-litre turbo. Certain types of car become synonymous with particular engi