All shook up inside our long term Citroen DS3

All shook up inside our...

Filed under: Citroen , Hatchbacks , Opinion/Editorial , Compact After we raved about the looks, the handling and the attention to detail in our Citroen DS3, day-to-day commuting has brought us a little bit down to earth. The main problem is the interior. While it is as attractive as the...
Long Term Test: Ford Mondeo goes European

Long Term Test: Ford Mo...

Filed under: Wagons/Estates , Opinion/Editorial , Ford Our long-term Mondeo estate arrived recently – and just kept arriving. My partner enquired if the back was in the same postcode as the front as it was so far away. Man it’s big: it is actually longer than models like the...
Live from the launch: Suzuki Swift

Live from the launch: S...

Filed under: First Drive , Opinion/Editorial , Suzuki , Compact Suzuki’s Swift is a strange car in many ways – there are not many to be seen on UK roads in comparison to rivals from Ford, Vauxhall, and after the recent scrappage scheme, Hyundai, but it is the cornerstone of...
Ask a C/D Editor, Volume 1: Eddie Alterman Answers

Ask a C/D Editor, Volum...

Last Monday, we introduced our new weekly feature, “Ask a C/D Editor” and then mercilessly threw EIC Eddie Alterman at you and ran for cover. Here are his answers. v8vader : “As the enforcer of quality journalism for a major industry publication- factoring in your obvious passion...
Details on Lotus Evora S, Evora Automatic Announced

Details on Lotus Evora ...

Having recently told us to expect a more-powerful Evora S and an automatic-equipped Evora at the Paris auto show, Lotus has now divulged a few more tidbits and photos of the new configurations. The Evora S will continue to employ a 3.5-liter V-6 engine, but its retuned to offer 345 hp at...
Toyota Launches Noisemaking Add-On for Japanese Prius, American Version Coming Soon

Toyota Launches Noisema...

Toyota has developed an “Approaching Vehicle Audible System” for the Prius that makes a synthesized warning tone to make up for its electric-only quietness. The speaker system works at speeds under 16 mph when the Prius is rolling without the gasoline engine running. It’s...
More Information Leaks on 2012 Nissan GT-R: Spec-M Luxury Model, Possible RWD Mode

More Information Leaks ...

News of the updated 2012 Nissan GT-R continues to trickle out, this time thanks to two posts from NAGTROC.com . Chief among the leaks is news of a possible “luxury” version, provisionally called Spec-M. While detailed equipment specs aren’t yet available, the Spec-M model can...
More Information Leaks on 2012 Nissan GT-R: Spec-M Luxury Model, Possible RWD Mode

More Information Leaks ...

News of the updated 2012 Nissan GT-R continues to trickle out, this time thanks to two posts from NAGTROC.com . Chief among the leaks is news of a possible “luxury” version, provisionally called Spec-M. While detailed equipment specs aren’t yet available, the Spec-M model can...
Name That Exhaust Note, Episode 54

Name That Exhaust Note,...

Hit play for an audio recording of a mystery car’s exhaust note, and then share your guesses or get a few hints from other visitors in the comments below. Be sure to check back on Thursday for the answer! Related posts: Name That Exhaust Note, Episode 37: 2009 Dodge Ram 1500 with...
First drive: BMW M3 Competition Pack

First drive: BMW M3 Com...

Filed under: Coupes , Sports/GTs , First Drive , Opinion/Editorial , BMW The current generation BMW M3 has been with us for three years now, more than enough time for the performance division’s engineers to have a go a tweaking the car’s handling. Offered as a £3,315...

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