Loves cars, especially old cheap ones. Drives a fossilised Land Rover and original Mini Cooper. Incredibly, has won awards for journalism and books.
Free Car Mag will be honest, we haven't read the book yet, but it is written by the great Brock Yates who knows more than a thing or two about cars. This is the book of the film and we haven't seen that yet, because it has not come out. Don't worry we will have
Read More: Enzo Ferrari by Brock Yates out soon from Random House
The thrill of wild, rugged landscapes, breath-taking cross-country and mountain drives, warm friendly pubs and spirited traditional Irish music as autumn bequeaths her most vibrant hues, a gift of seasons past and a promise of seasons to come. The third annual Cannonball Overland Adventure sets off on November 10th and 11th to explore the stunning
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Orient Star has announced two new Avant-garde Skeleton models which join its Sports Collection. Combining refined aesthetics and high performance, the latest models are the flagship of the Sports Collection, combining Orient Star’s first automatic movement with a silicon escapement wheel. Orient Star is committed to skeleton watches synonymous with mechanical watchmaking. Alongside other Skeleton
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Kiran Parmar tells us all about the excellent Eonon car stereo, fits one and gets you an exclusive discount. When my car-mad cousin was about six years old, she asked me with great curiosity, “Where is the screen in your BMW?” referring to the lack of 'i-drive' and infotainment found in all modern cars nowadays.
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Unconventional, flamboyant, ground-breaking, colourful, controversial — the Benetton Formula 1 team was all of those things. Defying perceptions as the rebels of Formula 1, Benetton achieved great success, particularly in the two glorious seasons of 1994 and 1995 when the team swept aside the big names — Williams, McLaren and Ferrari — to claim back-to-back
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Last weekend saw World EV Day, and just over a decade on from revolutionary electric cars like the Nissan Leaf and Tesla Model S going on sale, the car industry as a whole has caught up and there is now more choice than ever for those wishing to switch to electric. But are people ready
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In the ever-evolving world of electric vehicles, BYD has dived into the market with its latest offering, appropriately enough called, the Dolphin. This all-electric C-segment hatchback is making waves with its affordable starting price of just £26,000. One of the standout features of the BYD Dolphin is its innovative battery technology. It comes equipped with
Read More: BYD Dolphin Review – A Splash of Affordable Electric Driving
Basically this is a collection of all the Free Car Mag covers in one place so I can look at it when I’m in an old gits home, but there is the story of how the mag happened and why you should never start a magazine, plus a brief history of British Car Magazines, including
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Shahzad Sheikh takes the time to ponder what is around the corner for the cars we love. During my recent stint as host of the Tech Hub at the British Motor Show, one of the sessions we ran was ‘Is it the end of ICE?’. Not referring to the frozen crystal cubes dropped into a
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The experts at The Classic Valuer, answer one of the most important questions when comes tomes to our favourite Italian supercar. Rosso corsa. Resale red. It’s the easy choice. But is it the right choice financially? For years, when a customer sat down in front of the configurator speccing up their newest Ferrari, one of
Read More: The Classic Valuer: are Ferrari’s Really Worth More In Red?