Cal Crutchlow Cal Crutchlow interview: British MotoGP hero looks forward to Silverstone ahead of this weekend's UK roundThe Telegraph - By Adam WheelerSquat, with an unfaltering stare, prominent sinews and a wit as sharp as his reactions while jostling a 225mph MotoGP prototype motorcycle, Cal Crutchlow is an uncomplicated and ‘old-fashioned’ racer:
Autos (UK) Mini at 60: the small car that became Britain's big favouriteThe Telegraph - By Andrew RobertsOn August 26 in 1959, the British Motor Corporation unveiled to the public a new model that was not just “Incredible” but also offered “Wizardry On Wheels”. Sixty years later, it is almost impossible envisage
Land Rover Range Rover Honest John: what's wrong with my Range Rover Sport's air-conditioning?The Telegraph - By Honest JohnIf your car has developed a fault, or for consumer advice, turn to Honest John by emailing honestadvice@telegraph.co.uk My Range Rover Sport is two years old and has covered 9,500 miles. I noted that air-conditioning
Driving Honest John's car advice – your motoring questions answeredThe Telegraph - By Honest JohnIf your car has developed a fault, turn to Honest John by emailing honestadvice@telegraph.co.uk Would it be a good idea to purchase a left-hand-drive car here and take it to France, in view of the exchange
Autos (UK) The best used hard-top convertibles for year-round useThe Telegraph - By Alex RobbinsIt’s widely known that when spring arrives, convertible buyers head out in their droves, anxious to nab themselves a prime soft-top in time for summer. Well, most do; the thinking convertible buyer waits
Autos (UK) What to do if you have an accident with a foreign-registered vehicleThe Telegraph - By Dr Ken GermanPolice in the UK are currently concerned not only about the amount of foreign-registered vehicles being stolen here but also by a much larger amount of foreign cars being driven illegally on our roads
Autos (UK) SsangYong Korando review: the best value 'proper' SUV you can buyThe Telegraph - By Ed WisemanGone are the days when a SsangYong review necessitated a long three-paragraph preamble introducing readers to the brand. I think almost all of you are at least dimly aware of this little Korean manufacturer,
Autos (UK) Not getting a £2,600 discount on your new car? You're being ripped offThe Telegraph - By Ed WisemanConsumers buying cars outright in the UK have been offered an average discount of 7.6 percent by retailers, or around £2,595, according to research undertaken by What Car? magazine. The figures show the
BMW BMW 320i review: does a petrol engine make a better 3-Series?The Telegraph - By Alex RobbinsIt is, quite possibly, pushing the bounds of credibility to describe a BMW 3-Series as an anti-establishment choice. Yet, in a way, that’s exactly what we have here. For in these days so heavily laden
Royal Enfield Royal Enfield Interceptor review: "there's nothing like it at the price"The Telegraph - By Andrew EnglishAt £5,499 on the road, there's nothing quite like the Interceptor, Royal Enfield's first twin-cylinder motorcycle since 1970. "I sold two yesterday morning," says John Hogsden of Enfield dealer Hartgate
Aston Martin James Bond’s old Aston Martin revs up for a big return – on screen and financiallyThe Telegraph - By Daniel PembreyIt’s not the famed DB5, however, as 007’s next outing will be at the wheel of the relatively unloved V8 Vantage of the Eighties – although buying one now could pay handsome dividends Arguably one of the
Play buttonAutos (UK) James Bond Aston Martin DB5 with all the gadgets sells for £5.3 million: we drive itThe Telegraph - By Alex Robbins and Duarte Dias and Toby Saunders“Are you free next week?” said the editor. “I’m a little busy,” I replied. “Why?” “Well, we’ve got an Aston Martin DB5 we need someone to drive. It’s an original James Bond car. And all the gadgets work.”
Land Rover Range Rover Honest John: I wanted a year-old Range Rover, so why wouldn't the dealer sell me one?The Telegraph - By Honest JohnIf your car has developed a fault, or for consumer advice, turn to Honest John by emailing honestadvice@telegraph.co.uk I tried to buy a one-year-old Range Rover from a main dealer and was astonished be
Autos (UK) 1971 Morris Marina finds a new home after being a couple's daily transport for more than 40 yearsThe Telegraph - By Paul HudsonA 1971 Morris Marina 1.3 Deluxe which has been owned by the same couple since they purchased it in 1973 has been donated to the British Motor Museum at Gaydon. The Marina, which had been the everyday of
Autos (UK) Modern classic 4x4s: proper off-roaders to buy now before they rise in valueThe TelegraphPrevious slide Next slide 1 of 13 View All Skip Ad Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium articles Register for free and access one Premium article per week Or unlock all Premium articles.
Autos (UK) BMW Z4 20i review: why this cheapest, least powerful sports car is the bestThe Telegraph - By Alex RobbinsRemember the BMW Z3? When it came out in 1996 it certainly looked the part, with its bulging bonnet, rakish side vents and swollen wheel arches. But while you could have your Z3 with a hairy-chested six-cylinder
Autos (UK) 'Simply not credible in the real world'- Telegraph readers on banning phone calls while drivingThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReadersOn Tuesday, the Commons transport committee said the Government should consider making hands-free calls a criminal offence. MPs drew on research showing that the “cognitive distraction” from hands-free
Autos (UK) Passion For Power: Bentley to the fore at this weekend's big classic car showThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 11 View All Skip Ad
Porsche Porsche Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid review: loads more power but a little less poise for range-topping SUVThe Telegraph - By Kyle FortuneIt’s difficult not to wonder “Why?” as I consider the 680PS output of the car I’ve just climbed into. Essentially, the Porsche Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid is a Cayenne Turbo with a plug, the addition of batteries
Autos (UK) Making phone calls while driving is absurd. Why shouldn't it be banned?The Telegraph - By Ed WisemanIt’s mad, isn’t it, how blasé we’ve become about driving. This complicated, stressful and incredibly dangerous activity, around which we’ve shaped our lives and built our cities, is probably the riskiest
Autos (UK) I joined TfL for a female-only bike tour of London – but why do so few women cycle in the capital?The Telegraph - By Harriet BarberA year ago I went to Hackney and bought a bike. I was unreasonably proud – as a London renter without a car, it was, as I saw it, my first ‘big purchase’. I was a little nervous though, and pushed it for
Royal Enfield Royal Enfield: the ups and downs of Britain's oldest working motorcycle manufacturerThe Telegraph - By Andrew EnglishKrispy Kreme, Pikachu and H&M wouldn't have been around when Royal Enfield first started making quadricycles in 1901, though the motor cycle manufacturer's pop-up shop in the Redditch Kingfisher Shopping
Autos (UK) Great British Drives: baring all at a nudist beach with a Vauxhall CavalierThe Telegraph - By Jeremy TaylorBrighton councillor John Blackman revealed all to the BBC when Britain’s first major holiday resort agreed to open a naturist beach in 1979. A 200-yard stretch of shoreline near the pier had been controversially
Autos (UK) Mercedes-Benz GLE review: a swanky SUV, but it's a little short on substanceThe Telegraph - By Alex RobbinsWhat is it about the new Mercedes-Benz GLE that’d make you want to buy it? To choose it, that is, over one of its rivals. Because these days, there are quite a few of those. The ever-swelling luxury SUV
Electric Vehicles Honest John: is it finally time to buy an electric car?The Telegraph - By Honest JohnIf your car has developed a fault, or for consumer advice, turn to Honest John by emailing honestadvice@telegraph.co.uk I have been leasing company cars for five years, starting with £120 per month for
Citroen Driving a deity: celebrating Citroen’s centenary with the heavenly DSThe Telegraph - By Alex RobbinsIt was in the seaside town of Le Grau du Roi, where my grandparents lived, that I first saw a Citroen DS in the flesh. This was the early 1990s; I was still in short trousers, and the car itself was far
Santander Boris Bikes free for Cycle to Work Day 2019 – get your Santander access code hereThe Telegraph - By Harriet BarberCommuters in London can travel to work for free today thanks to a Santander Cycles initiative. The Cycle to Work Day scheme, operated by Transport for London and Santander, allows Londoners to use the
Autos (UK) Why are women still being ripped off and patronised by car dealers?The Telegraph - By Jessica SalterWhy are car salesman even thought of as charming? I’ve yet to encounter one who manages to look me in the eye, or manages to speak to me, despite me metaphorically waving a fist of bank notes in their
