What will happen if Peugeot buys Vauxhall?
‘May you live in interesting times’ goes to the Chinese proverb, and it doesn’t mean in a good way. Well, we certainly live in fascinating times, and not just where the occupier of the White House ...
Contract Hire and Leasing News by Alisdair Suttie
What makes the perfect car?
What makes a good car? And is there a formula car companies use to deliver great models time and again? Repeatable, reliable success is the Holy Grail for car makers as they seek to retain existing...
2017: The rise of the supermini
Hollywood blockbuster headline aside, it is beginning to look like 2017 will be the year to put the ‘super’ into supermini. There are new versions of many of the most popular models to be released ...
First drive review: Mini Countryman
The new Mini Countryman is even bigger, the interior is plusher, but will this crossover attract fresh converts to its 'unique' style?
Should you have to disclose your dashcam?
Dash cams are now an established part of the automotive market. Whether you opt for a separate camera, mobile phone app or a car with a factory-fitted item, the chances of being filmed from a car are increasing every day.
Virtual reality: Will 2017 be the end of the road for traditional car sales?
The biggest shift in car buying habits in the past decade has been the move away from visiting a showroom several times before making a commitment to choosing a car. The changing role of the showr...
My three favourite drives of 2016
2016 may not be popular with many due to various election results and the loss of so many of our most treasured celebrities, but it still has its stand-out moments for me. Three of these centre o...
First drive review: Mercedes-Benz E-Class All-Terrain
Offering more space and practicality, as well as a smoother ride and transmission than rivals, the Mercedes-Benz E-Class All-Terrain goes straight to the top of the class.
First drive review: Land Rover Discovery 5
What has our off-road drive of the Discovery 5 told us? It’s better than ever when dealing with atrocious conditions, it’s quieter, it's more comfortable and the latest V6 turbodiesel is a great bit of engineering. Now we just need to get it on the road...
Is the government taking the wrong approach to road safety?
£175 million is being ear-marked to improve the 50 most dangerous roads in England and Wales. But could it be spent more wisely?
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