Loves cars, especially old cheap ones. Drives a fossilised Land Rover and original Mini Cooper. Incredibly, has won awards for journalism and books.
Why This Petrol Mini Still Rocks! When some other brands switched their city car icons to full electric ranges, it was fair to assume that Mini would do the same with the newest generation of its beloved hatchback. After all, it already offered the Mini E (electric car) since 2020. But praise the octane loads
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It’s one of Volkswagen’s global best-sellers and a favourite SUV for Europe. This is the new 2024 Tiguan, arriving on a new platform with a fresh blend of style, functionality, and performance, solidifying its position as a top contender in the market. There’s revised family face, spacious interior, ID-range inspired controls, advanced technology, and a
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Not sure what to get your Dad? Here’s a couple of great suggestions which celebrates our great history. AVI-8 proudly commemorates the 80th Anniversary of Operation Overlord, the monumental WWII Allied invasion of Normandy, with two upcoming launches; the D-Day 80 Limited Edition Collection and the Spitfire D-Day 80 Royal British Legion 24 Hour Automatic
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A Modern Marvel with an Old-School Soul The all-new 2024 Suzuki Swift is a rarity in the new car market. It’s compact, it’s not electric, it’s relatively affordable and it is offered with three pedals, a manual gearshift and a mechanical ratchet handbrake! And yet at the same time, it is thoroughly modern with a
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Welcome back to Free Car Mag product tests. In particular welcome to our hands on grapple with Bulldog BDX. We’ve heard an awful lot about the product over the years but because we are lazy and had to work through a job lot of well known, but far less cool, or effective, developed for spacecraft
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Free Car Mag as you know, adore all Seikos. At the moment we are wearing a Sport 5 from the 1970s, except that the Revival dates from 1965. Old watches are just the coolest of the cool and when it comes to the strap, a NATO makes everything safer and more wearable. We really don’t
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Triumph could have become a British BMW. Sadly they failed to do this with a model that was only mildly less disastrous than the Snag, sorry Stag. First of all Triumph created another new model out of two existing ones. The basis of the new Dolomite was the 1500’s front and rear end plus the
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Revealed: the cars with unacceptably high fault rates A Which? survey has found eight cars with above-average instances of individual faults compared to similarly aged cars Our unique reliability data shows you can’t necessarily rely on cars from premium brands being more dependable. Every year, we ask thousands of UK car owners about their experiences
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Free Car Mag quite agree that the Modern Skeleton is popular for its cutting-edge, contemporary design that reveals part of the mechanical movement through the dial. The new models pivot away from the stately colour scheme that the Modern Skeleton is known for, towards a more stylish look that colour-coordinates the dial with the bezel
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This Sunbeam sold for €25,000 Car & Classic will be auctioning an incredibly rare 1964 Sunbeam Venezia – chassis no #490007. The result of a ’60s Anglo-Italian collaboration between the company that invented the famous automobile structural system Superleggera and the British auto manufacturing group Rootes, the Venezia was produced in minute numbers, with only
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