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Jaguar F-Type V6 S review & road test report
IN my opinion, the E-Type Jaguar is the most beautiful car ever made and I have dreamed of owning one for years, although I admit it’s sadly a dream I am now unlikely to ever realise.
The new F-Type has been heralded as that iconic car’s spiritual successor, but whether or not you believe that to be the case, having spent the last few days driving this stunning 380bhp machine, there is no doubt in my mind that this sleek automotive modern masterpiece is worthy of such lofty comparisons.
Goodwood Revival celebrates Sir Jackie’s ‘discovery’
IT’S five decades since a certain young Scotsman made his motor racing debut. And, in…
Volkswagen Tiguan Match 2.0 TDI review & road test report
THE Volkswagen Tiguan, in its various guises, has been around since 2007, and despite its recent facelift, is beginning to show its age in my opinion, not having stood the test of time as well as the rest of the VW range.
Its chunky looks are in many ways timeless, but the front end and the car’s nose in particular, are the issue here.
The Tiguan is spacious inside and very comfortable to travel in. It’s also well kitted out for family duties, with aircraft-style fold-down trays on the back of the front seats, plenty of leg room and a decent sized boot.
Revamped, but unmistakeably a Polo
At first glance, the latest VW Polo doesn’t look radically different. Motoring writer Keith Ward finds…
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Leon adds touch of Spanish flair to estate market
SEAT claims its new Leon is cheaper and meaner than its rivals. But is it…
Renault set out to Captur hearts and minds
One thing you can’t accuse Renault’s Captur of being is a shrinking violet. Motoring writer Keith Ward…
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ITALIAN motorbikes have always had their devotees, including the cafe racing machines. Most of the…