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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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After a little while away, Alfa Romeo is getting back into the world of the hatchback, and that’s likely to leave plenty of enthusiasts asking one question: will there be a hot one?Alfa’s relationship with the hot hatch is a bit of a mixed bag – the Alfasud Ti is…
The public may continue to gobble up crossovers and SUVs at a spectacular rate, but especially in Europe, there’s still plenty of love for the traditional family hatchback, as evidenced by a brand that’s been out of the segment for the last six years announcing its comeback: Alfa Romeo.Alfa’s upcoming…
BMW has treated us to some of the greatest road cars of all time across its long history, but it’s also long had a talent for knocking out a fantastic concept car, even if it ultimately remains a one-and-done show car.With the stunning Vision Alpina adding its name to the…
Mercedes F1 driver Kimi Antonelli made history during qualifying at the Chinese Grand Prix after becoming the youngest ever Formula 1 pole sitter.The 19-year-old prodigy snatched the record away from none other than Sebastian Vettel.It was supposed to be George Russell’s day as the championship leader arrived in China looking…
JDM is a term that gets thrown around pretty liberally in the modern car landscape, often just in reference to any enthusiast-friendly car from a Japanese brand. But it’s always worth remembering what it actually stands for – Japanese domestic market.It’s no secret that that market is a place littered…
Cramming the biggest possible engine into the smallest possible car is not a new idea. It dates back to the earliest days of hot rodding, when pioneering custom car builders would fit modified Model T Fords with the company’s later ‘flathead’ V8 in order to make them go as quickly…