Loves cars, especially old cheap ones. Drives a fossilised Land Rover and original Mini Cooper. Incredibly, has won awards for journalism and books.
We love this…In its natural habitat, RAVEN will be the top of the pecking order on KAHN® Defend 1983 18” alloys and BF Goodrich® T/A KO2s. The glossy deep green finish of this Defender is complemented by the Satin Black chequer plate and a KBX® Signature Grille. With its extra fuel tank and twin circuit
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We love the MX-5 and think that the orangey hue of this special edition is worth having. Hurry though, while stocks last. After 30 years and more than 1 million units sold, Mazda feels that the MX-5 has grown into more than simply Mazda’s creation. It now belongs to the enthusiasts around the world who
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The Haynes Group is sad to announce the death of John H Haynes OBE, the Group’s Founder Director, who passed away on Friday 8 February 2019, aged 80. Eddie Bell, Group Chairman, said: “It is with great sadness that we make the above announcement. John founded the Haynes Group in 1960 and served as Group
Read More: RIP John Haynes, the genius behind the Manuals
Actress Hazel Collinson, who appeared in The Italian Job and is the widow of its director Peter Collinson, to be a guest of honour alongside surviving classic cars from the iconic film Surviving cars from epic chase movie The Italian Job will be reunited in a special exhibit to mark the iconic film’s 50th anniversary
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Here’s another Land Rover we love from Arkonik. This D90 has been fully restored and is preparing to join the ranks of Arkonik Defenders across the USA and Canada. CADET is looking sharp in its Grigio Cenere Grey and Java Back livery finished with black Boost alloys polished to a high shine. It is now
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‘Justify nothing’ is the line being used by Mercedes-Benz to say that anything goes in modern life. Not sure why we need to know this and why it is remotely relevant when selling a car. Welcome to the slightly mad world of the ‘Woke’ super brand. They are so big they can tell you what
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FRUSTRATED electric vehicle drivers have taken to shaming inconsiderate motorists who block charging spaces with petrol vehicles – and even cops have been caught out.Dozens of pictures uploaded to Facebook show the extent to which UK electric vehicle drivers are blocked from charging their cars by drivers using EV recharging bays as parking spaces. Among
Read More: Electric Vehicle Drivers are a bit miffed by ICE holes
The largest Association of Vehicle Workshops in the Nordic countries warns that car owners will be easier to cheat when advanced technology is introduced The automotive industry is undergoing a paradigm shift of never seen kind, says Bo Ericsson CEO of the Swedish Vehicle Workshop Association (SFVF). Car manufacturers, car dealers and large international car
Read More: Car owners will be easier to cheat thanks to high tech
EV motors have lasted for over 100 years on boats and their design changed slowly. Now some last only a few years and they are subject to rapid technology change and an acquisition frenzy. What is going on? The new IDTechEx report, “Electric Motors for Electric Vehicles: Land, Water, Air 2019-2029” explains and – in
Read More: EVs are Go – says IDTechEx Research
One of the UK’s leading providers of driving experiences – TrackDays.co.uk – is reporting a surge in bookings from customers aged 65 and over who are eager to get behind the wheel of a supercar at a race circuit. In its most recent data for the end of 2018, TrackDays.co.uk has seen a huge increase"
Read More: Greypower on track says Trackdays…