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Japan’s kei car rules were created with entirely practical considerations in mind – to mobilise the masses in the aftermath of the Second World War, and to encourage people into smaller, more fuel efficient cars that made more sense in Japan’s vast, dense cities and narrow village streets.With the strict constraints…
There’s nothing quite like a good sports car, is there? As enthusiasts, there’s huge appeal in a car whose…
We love kei cars, if that’s not already incredibly obvious. However, these tiny, characterful cars, built specifically for Japan’s…
It’s strange to think now that the Lamborghini Urus is so ubiquitous, but when it launched in 2018, it…
Sponsored advertorial in association with Hagerty UKYou’ve probably heard about the Hagerty Festival of the Unexceptional by now, but…
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Having ended new car sales in the UK in 2021, Mitsubishi is back, and if you weren’t paying attention, it’d be easy to believe it never left. Back under the auspices of original importer International Motors, which also handles UK sales of Subaru, Isuzu and Chinese brands Xpeng and GWM,…
If, like every tech millionaire craving a slice of the analogue as a contrast to your digitally-defined life, you want a restomodded air-cooled Porsche 911, but the waiting list for one of Singer’s ‘Reimagined’ cars stretches too far into the future, you can do a lot worse than making a…
If you were to survey a group of car enthusiasts on which decade produced the greatest cars, the likelihood is that a big proportion of your answers would be ‘the 1990s’. This was an era when the industry was sitting in a happy middle ground between analogue and digital –…
The Porsche 911 range can be overwhelming at first glance. A perusal of the 911 configurator on the Porsche GB website currently presents users with a huge array of versions to choose from, with different body styles and various designations like S, Turbo, GT and more thrown around with abandon. The…
BMW has knocked out some incredible engines over the years, from small marvels like the M10 four-cylinder that helped pull the company out of financial strife in the ’60s, through scintillating performance engines like the S52 straight-six and S85 V10, to the majestic, whisper-quiet V12s that power the modern generation…
One of the big talking points from Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix was the scary 50g impact sustained by Haas’s Ollie Bearman, who lost control after swerving onto the grass to avoid slower moving Alpine driver Franco Colapinto at one of the fastest parts of Suzuka Circuit. The incident has raised…