Loves cars, especially old cheap ones. Drives a fossilised Land Rover and original Mini Cooper. Incredibly, has won awards for journalism and books.
Owning a Jaguar has always been about more than just transportation—it’s about performance, luxury, and heritage. Whether you drive a classic saloon or a modern SUV, maintaining that experience depends heavily on the quality of parts you choose. In 2026, with vehicles becoming more advanced and parts more specialised, making the right purchasing decisions is
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For decades, the car has been associated with freedom. Yet in modern Britain, much of driving has become purely functional: commuting, school runs, supermarket trips and motorway journeys squeezed between busy schedules. Cars are often treated as tools rather than sources of enjoyment. But alongside this utilitarian reality, another trend has quietly grown stronger —
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TOYOTA C-HR VARIANT OVERTAKES FORD FIESTA TO TOP UK’S ‘MOST STOLEN’ CAR LIST New data reveals a specific Toyota C-HR Hybrid variant has surged past the Ford Fiesta Zetec to top the list of most stolen trims in 2025. The figures highlight a distinct shift in criminal behaviour, with thieves moving away from older petrol
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Well, this is interesting, finding out which cars are being scrapped right now is a clue as to what is happening in the new and used car market. You can do some interpretation for yourself, but first take a look at the stats. According to Car.co.uk’s 2026 Scrap Report, Vauxhall is the UK’s most scrapped
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Geely Starray EM-i Arrives in the UK – Big Range, Big Tech, Serious Value Geely has officially launched its second model into the UK market, and this time it is not a full electric vehicle. The new Starray EM-i arrives as a plug-in hybrid SUV aimed squarely at one of Britain’s most competitive segments. With
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MG Cyberster GT Review – Detailed Daily Driver Review I first drove the MG Cyberster earlier last year on a brief test at Millbrook Proving Ground. Enough to intrigue, enough to raise eyebrows, but not enough to truly understand it. This time, MG handed me the keys for a week. Living with a car exposes
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The Spirit of Mercedes 50 Reasons Why We Love Them Vaughan Grylls is not out until 11th June, so make a note in your diary. Free Car Mag like a Mercedes and we do have have an old C- Class which is comfy and very economical. See Issue 125, click on the image below which
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4 00:00:02.940 –> 00:00:04.400 Fuzz: Hi James, how you doing? 5 00:00:04.400 –> 00:00:12.500 Tim shaw: I’m extremely well. It’s very good to see you again, and you’re both back for Series 14. We can’t get rid of you. No, we’re still here. 6 00:00:12.500 –> 00:00:17.910 Fuzz: I know, people have tried, people
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We didn't realise this was coming, but now we know, here is the expert way to deal with it. Autoglym, the UK’s largest car care brand, is warning car owners to exercise particular caution when clearing ‘Saharan dust’ from their vehicles over the coming days, because conventional washing techniques could lead to fine scratches and
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Autoglym, the UK’s largest car care brand, has launched two new surface correction products that tackle unsightly defects such as fine scratches and swirls to significantly improve the appearance of a vehicle’s paintwork. Autoglym Advanced Paint Restorer (£21.99 RRP) is a new compound polish that can permanently remove haze, swirls and light scratches, either by
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