When the Hyundai Ioniq 5 was introduced just over a year ago, jaws dropped. This all-new, all-electric crossover referenced Hyundai’s inaugural production car, and indeed South Korea’s first car, the Pony, from 1975. Squint and you’ll recognise the proportions and silhouette, the sharp edges, blunt front and rear ends, and the early hatchback style. There
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In issue 100 of Free Car mag, we road tested Lexus’ entry level baby SUV, the ‘UX’ (Read here: https://shorturl.at/mnENW). This month we are behind the wheel of its eldest brother, the ‘RX,’ the biggest SUV Lexus makes for the UK market. Our test car was the RX 350h Premium Plus model with panoramic roof
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At Free Car Mag we are huge fans of the world’s best watches and we have known that getting and Orient on our wrist involved a long haul flight to somewhere nice, or making some complicated arrangements over the internet. Now we don’t have to worry any more. Japanese watchmaker ORIENT, announces that its Orient
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If you’ve only recently passed your practical test, then the prospect of driving on a motorway for the first time might be a galling one. These are high-speed roads which demand a completely different set of driving skills to the ones you might be used to. And, it might seem, they’re governed by an entirely
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Buying a car is a major life event, whichever way you look at it. You might be buying your first-ever vehicle, in the weeks before your first driving test. Your family might be expanding, and it might be time to upgrade to something fit for the morning school run. You might simply have the budget
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Choosing the right car can be a daunting task, especially with so many options available in the market. There are several factors that you need to consider before deciding, such as budget, size, extras, and fuel. In this article, we will discuss each of these factors in detail and help you choose the right car
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Summer driving can be a lot of fun, but it's important to be aware of the risks and take steps to stay safe on the road during this hotter and more relaxed time of year. Here are a few tips to help you drive safely in the summer months: - Check your fluids - Before
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This thing makes no sense in the world we live in. We desperately want one! Do you need a truck? Probably not. Will you drive off road, actually, the question should be, will you frequently drive like a bat-out-of-hell on rough terrain? Unlikely. Is it smart to have a car that’s nearly two metres longer,
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The BMW i4 is essentially the full electric version of the 4 Series. The M50, which I reviewed at Millbrook Proving Ground last year (which is to say I got to drive it hard around the close road circuit), is the top dog. Pretty much the M4 of BMW’s i-series saloons. As such it boasts
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Free Car Mag are spiritually and stylistically Mod. We might have an old oily Bike like a Rocker but we do crave a Lambretta to go with our sharp three piece suits. To top it all off though we do need to have just the right timepiece. Here’s one we can go out and buy
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Story and pictures by Kiran Parmar In issue 110 of Free Car Mag, we built a Lego Technic Ferrari Daytona SP3, a fantastic and highly educational model kit. (Read issue 110 here: https://cdn.lumara.digital/freecarmag/magazine/Free-Car-Mag-Issue-110.pdf ) After the build was complete, I got thinking; are there any modifications I could do to make the model even better?
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Leicestershire-based Flying Spares, the world’s largest independent supplier of Rolls-Royce and Bentley parts, has crystallised its guiding principle into a new company motto: ‘Recycle to Preserve’. Flying Spares director, Neil Arman, explained: “As we shifted to Employee Ownership, with company founders Ben and Lucy Handford stepping back from the day-to-day running of the business, we
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