Backbone of Britain Re-energised: Ford Transit Custom Review
New engine and better efficiency for Ford’s trusty stalwart
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Niva Give Up: Lada Niva Review
It has the contours of a cardboard box and a transmission that sounds as if it’s sawing wood, but the Lada Niva is a car like no other and has been made in Russia for nearly forty years.
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Beyond Criticism? Fiat 500 Review
Not everyone is keen on Fiat’s faux period aesthetic, but that rather misses the point. The Fiat is bought by people who don’t care about cars or their history but just like the way it looks. It’s cute, carries a price premium, but is still less expensive than a...
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Sleek Merc: Mercedes C-Class Coupe Review
A German lesson in swept-back style and sporty manners. Hold tight for a rapid ride through the current Mercedes car range.
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Test Driving a Car – A Guide from webuyanycar.com
Test driving a car is one of the most important things you can do before taking the plunge and buying the vehicle. Not only does it let you get a feel for the new car and decide if it’s a good fit for your needs and tastes, but it will...
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BTCC Hero: Civic Type R Review
On and off the track with a hot Honda Blink your eyes. That was quick! About one-third of a second, typically, is the time taken by a human blink. Now here’s an amazing fact. That is precisely the same time gap that covered the first eight cars across the...
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Rapid Sensation: Ford Focus RS Review
You have probably never heard of Tyrone Johnson, but the man’s a hero. American, and an engineer, he has worked for Ford for 31 years and is vehicle engineering manager responsible for the company’s performance models. It means that he’s the key man behind the new Focus RS. Tyrone...
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Only Connect: Ford Transit Connect Review
Some vans lead lives that are harsh, brutal and short. You need only look at the occupants of a building site car park to reveal battered body panels and weary, dust-covered interiors in vehicles which, had they been cars, would still be cherished, but vans exist to serve a...
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Roofless Capability: Range Rover Evoque Convertible Review
We review the Evoque Convertible, the first de-lidded SUV Land Rover has long built its reputation on boldly going where others dare not. A long way off-road, up mountains and across deserts, mostly. Even its posh top-notch Range Rovers are perfectly capable of some pretty primitive mud-plugging, although most...
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Ford Mustang: American Muscle Car
It’s a staggering fact that Ford sold a new vehicle every 30 seconds, 24 hours a day, seven days a week last month. March is the motor industry’s bumper sales month, but even so, market leader Ford was on full throttle with its sales of cars and commercial vehicles...
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