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Blown six to power M3 and coupé sibling | by Andrew Frankel What’s that dripping sound? It’s BMW starting the…

Blown six to power M3 and coupé sibling | by Andrew Frankel What’s that dripping sound? It’s BMW starting the…
Fascinating if somewhat gruesome reading this month from Bernstein Research, in the form of the greatest loss-making model lines among…
Good news continues to roll into the UK car market. Figures recently released for September this year showed that more…
The highest price you can pay for a series-production Porsche is now as close to £150,000 as will make no…
Sadly but inevitably Land Rover has finally called time on the Defender, which will be put out to pasture at…
Another well-known turkey clucked its last this month: Aston Martin has finally killed its ill-conceived Cygnet city car after not…
The 4C upholds the Alfa Romeo tradition – by being nearly great | by Andrew frankel My introduction to the…
The firm has some great products, but might be pushing the XF too far It’s all happening over at Jaguar.…
The pretence is over – now it really is an RR underneath A while back I drove a new Range…
It’s fresh, it’s different – but is that enough to sway buyers? Imagine you are Nissan and own a premium…
May I just reassure your correspondent Mr Black, ref his letter in last month’s Motor Sport, that what he saw…
I thought Simon Hadfield’s drive in the TT was possibly the finest drive I have seen in historic racing. I…
Mike Doodson’s article on Great Train Robber Roy James was pretty near the mark and, as he says, Roy hated…
Delighted as we were to be mentioned in connection with another fine British brand, I have to report that rumours…
Re the sale of Dick Skipworth’s Ecurie Ecosse collection, I had to smile when I read your list of drivers…
I enjoyed Gordon Cruickshank’s article about John Wyer in the 1950s. I worked for Wyer from 1959, as sales and…
Reading your article on Chris Bristow brought back memories of when as a young man a friend and I went…
The Classic Test of the Lotus Cortina brought back memories of the years I spent working on these cars at…
The story in November about the fictitious Salisbury Grand Prix was of great interest to me. I used those roads…
Congratulations on another terrific iPad edition. More than any other magazine I subscribe to you really bring the content alive…
For an Italian F1 driver, few roles are more coveted than a Ferrari race seat, but Giancarlo Fisichella had the misfortune of joining the team during a testing 2009 season
It's a big one... Our 100th podcast here at Motor Sport and it's the first one in partnership with Mercedes-Benz. It was also our first podcast al fresco in the…
If there really is no substitution for cubic inches, then this must be the ultimate performance machine — even though it doesn't have an engine. Ford has unveiled the fourth-generation…
I have no words after watching an old man win in the riskiest of conditions, but that wouldn’t make much of a blog… In October 2011 a photographer and I…