Saturday, 17th May 2008

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Tom set to follow in father’s footsteps

Tom in action

While many 16 year-olds are recuperating from their GCSEs by plugging-in to their PlayStations, Xboxes or Wiis, one Aberdovey schoolboy is going rallying for real.  

Meet the smart and sporty Audi Q5

Audi

Smart, swish, and sporty, the new Audi Q5 is destined to do a lot more than add to the crush in the burgeoning family sports utility-crossover vehicle sectors. Audi is very much the badge of the moment, writes Phil Vaughan. 

Renault hits jackpot with Twingo

Twingo

Renault will admit it made a bit of a mistake when it first launched the Twingo back in 1993. It was viewed very much as a niche product and not expected to sell in great numbers, says Sharon Walters.  

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Wrangler is ready and willing

When you can trace your ancestry back to 1941 you have to assume that a vehicle manufacturer will know what they are doing. The new Wrangler Unlimited is a direct descendant of the original 1941 Willis Jeep, writes Bob Hickman.  

BMW drop top reveals fun factor

Less than four years ago BMW shocked observers with the release of the 1 Series, a compact hatchback as unlike a typical BMW product as had been the X5 SUV a few years before.  

Special FX for the Infiniti

It’s more of the same with the latest news - increased road tax levels and higher petrol prices are not stopping car makers from sending along bigger, faster, new vehicles. Motoring editor Sharon Walters reports on Infiniti’s new FX37.

Video: The Loton Park Hill Climb

The eagerly-awaited Loton Park Hill Climb Season kicked off at the weekend, with cars competing from every class from single seat racers and road-going production cars to Mini’s and Porsches.

Suzuki has a lot going for it

The Suzuki SX4 has been a revelation in Europe with excellent sales. When you have seen what it does, how it looks, and its cost, I am quite confident you will want to be there considering one, writes Bob Hickman.

The old excitement is still there

The film Easyrider is iconic in many ways and there has been much discourse as to the different metaphors contained within it, writes Neil Ward.

A crossover that stands out

There are literally hundreds of sports crossover vehicles on the market in the UK with not a lot to differentiate between them. One that does stand out is one of the latest additions to the sector - the Mazda CX-7, writes Sharon Walters.