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GM Wants To Sell You Gas Guzzlers

Gretchen Whitmer · Michigan

GM Wants To Sell You Gas Guzzlers

Coverage: 4 sources

GM is swapping its EV production capacity for pickup trucks and SUVs, and Ford is announcing new passenger cars, just not for the United States.See the Story

2002 Ford Focus RS review: Retro Road Test

Birmingham, England · Birmingham

2002 Ford Focus RS review: Retro Road Test

The original 1998 Ford Focus was a true game-changer. Even today, few family hatchbacks drive more sweetly. With its ingenious ‘Control Blade’ rear suspension, the humble Ford can out-handle some sports cars. Opinions of the first Focus RS, however, are more mixed. Launched in 2002, some rate it as one of the greatest fast Fords. Others dismiss it as a torque-steering tearaway. So who is right? We borrowed a Focus RS – number 0001 of the 4,501 c…Read Article

Great Motoring Disasters: MG Rover CityRover

Its name was the cleverest thing about it. Or it would have been, had the Rover brand not been so tarnished by years of messy history. The next best thing about this new supermini was the classy array of chrome ‘C I T Y R O V E R’ characters across its tailgate. It seemed like one of the few positives in this tale of the last whimperings of MG Rover. In the broadest sense, acquiring the rights to sell this Italian-designed supermini might have s…Birmingham, England · Birmingham Read Article

Auction Car of the Week: Aston Martin DB2/4 Drophead Coupe

When David Brown revitalised Aston Martin in the post-war years, his goal was to combine racing pedigree with grand touring elegance. The Aston Martin DB2/4 Drophead Coupe epitomises this ambition perfectly. With sleek, Italian-inspired coachwork by Frank Feeley and a potent 3.0-litre straight-six engine, this exceptional DB2/4 – coming up for auction with Iconic in September – is a prime example of classic British motoring. The Aston Martin for…Silverstone · Silverstone Read Article

Auction Car of the Week: 1985 Mercedes-Benz 230 GE

Born from a royal request and initially designed for military duty, the Mercedes-Benz G-Class – better known as the G-Wagen – is famed for its rugged functionality and distinctive, angular styling. In recent years, the G-Wagen has become a luxury SUV to rival the Range Rover – particularly when fitted with AMG V8 engines. However, earlier versions of this boxy off-roader appeal to enthusiasts for their toughness and no-nonsense charm. This parti…Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

Auction Car of the Week: Porsche 911 GT3 RS

Launched at the Geneva Motor Show in 2015, the 991.1-generation Porsche 911 GT3 RS was a radical departure for the Rennsport 911. It set a new benchmark for track-focused sports cars, blurring the lines between the racetrack and the road. Easily identified by its extroverted aero upgrades, 911 Turbo-inspired wide arches, magnesium roof and towering rear wing, the GT3 RS is unmistakably dedicated to driving performance. Beneath its aggressive ext…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

1996 Audi RS2 review: Retro Road Test

Estate cars used to be the preserve of those who needed to cart around children, dogs or bags of garden rubbish. If you wanted driving fun, you’d leave the family at home and jump in your two-seat sports car. Of course, hot hatchbacks offered both dynamic thrills and practicality, but they still lacked the ultimate carrying ability of an estate. With the exception of the ‘E34’ BMW M5 Touring, the genuinely fast estate car scarcely existed until …United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Auction Car of the Week: Bond Bug 700ES

When the Bond Bug first burst onto British streets in 1970, it wasn’t just another microcar. This was a statement of fun, futurism and sheer audacity. Designed by the visionary Tom Karen (best known for creating the Raleigh Chopper bicycle) the wedge-shaped Bug immediately set itself apart from more conventional three-wheelers. With a lift-up canopy and side screens in place of doors, it captured the essence of youthful rebellion at the start of…Bicester · Bicester Read Article

1967 MGB roadster review: Retro Road Test

The MGB is arguably Britain’s most popular classic car. However, it’s also a victim of its own success. Owners love them, but some enthusiasts turn up their noses when they see yet another MGB turning up at a car show. This particular ‘B’ is owned by British Motor Heritage (BMH). The firm was originally established in 1975 as a subsidiary of British Leyland, to support owners of classic cars with new parts created using the original tooling. BMH…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Auction Car of the Week: Ford Escort RS Cosworth

Born from rallying as a road-legal homologation special, the Ford Escort RS Cosworth is an icon among 1990s performance cars. It was based largely on the Sierra Sapphire Cosworth 4×4, rather than the Mk5 Escort, and combined aggressive styling with serious pace. A 2.0-litre turbocharged engine built by Cosworth delivered 230hp to all four wheels. Few cars of the era so effectively bridged the gap between motorsport and road use, or captured the …Glasgow, Scotland · Glasgow Read Article

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