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Mercedes-Benz E-Class E300e 2020 UK review
The E-Class gets a welcome facelift and technological revamp, but if it’s a PHEV you want, the diesel is better
What I’ll miss most about not being in Monterey
According to my calendar, I should be picking Bob Golfen up this morning at Las Vegas’ McCarran International Airport and then driving to Salinas, California, to check into a motel for the night. Then, on Monday morning, we’d drive past WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca on our way to check in […]
A final visit to the original Vauxhall design studio
Vauxhall has vacated its Luton headquarters after 55 years. We pay one last visit to what was once one of the world’s finest car design studios
British GP: 70 years of racing magic at Silverstone
This year’s F1 double-header marks a milestone for the British Grand Prix. We recount its 70-year history
Sunday Feature Film: Gone in 60 Seconds (1974)
This is not the Nick Cage and Angelina Jolie Gone in 60 Seconds remake. This is the original — complete with the 40 minute car chase. A classic that introduced the world to “Eleanor,” a highly prized 1973 Mustang. Considered a “B” movie in its day, it has gone on […]
Europe’s largest car-testing facility has focus on autonomous vehicles
When constructions is completed at Zalaegerszeg, Hungary, the ZalaZone will be the largest automotive testing facility in Europe, and is being built not only for traditional testing and development driving but for evaluating and validating autonomous vehicles and technology.
Dear Tobias: How the new CEO can fix Aston Martin
The task of saving Aston Martin has been accepted by Mercedes-AMG’s Tobias Moers. We offer some advice
Saturday Matinee: An Unsung Hero! The Full Story of Ken Miles
Ken Miles was an interesting character, based on how he was portrayed in the blockbuster film Ford v. Ferrari. He was Shelby’s guy but a pariah to the Ford Motor Company. Talented to a fault, a lifetime of working on cars (and tanks in the British military in WWII) gave […]
Visions of an automotive future that hasn’t come to fruition
“It’s 2020. But sometimes it feels like our futuristic dreams are stuck in the 1950s and ’60s. And there’s actually a good reason for that,” reports Budget Direct Singapore, part of the Budget Direct insurance company that commissioned artwork based on bygone dreams.