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1981 Porsche’s epic 928 series 1 road test

Who needs a 911? Why Weissach’s great-value GT is still a supremely capable all-rounder Porsche’s epic 928. There’s a bargain-priced Stuttgart Alternative that’s more...

Porsche 909 Bergspyder

909 Bergspyder In the 1960s hillclimbing was big business with manufacturers going to extreme lengths to be the quickest up the hill. For Porsche...

Buyer’s guide Bristol 401-403

Buyer’s guide Bristol 401-403. The aircraft-maker's finest car was the executive jet-setter of its day, as Malcolm McKay explains. Photography Tony Baker. ...

Porsche GTS family tree

GTS family tree - it started with a… Porsche is quickly building its GTS sub-brand but the concept is nothing new, in fact it...

The Histories of Porsche and Volkswagen

All In the Family Porsche archive. The histories of Porsche and Volkswagen are inexorably linked, with the first 356s relying heavily on mechanical components...

Porsche driving experience in the full gamut of Porsche’s sporting Machinery

Usual Suspects. Dep Ed, Fraser, gets the full on Porsche driving experience in the full gamut of Porsche’s sporting Machinery, talks tech and electronics...

Aston Martin DB3S Coupe Designed for Le Mans but then civilised for the road

Le Mans racer turned road weapon: we drive one of the rarest of all Astons. Road racer drive Aston Martin DB3S Coupe Designed for...

MG M-Type Coupe: a sports car built to woo women

MG M-Type Coupe Abingdon's cute Sportsman tested. When MG got in touch with its feminine side. The closed version of Abingdon's pioneering M-type appealed...

Opel’s flagships – cool Kapitan, Admiral and Diplomat

When Opel set its sights on Mercedes-Benz. Opel’s top rank. The Kapitan, Admiral and Diplomat were worthy Mercedes rivals, says Martin Buckley. Photography James Mann. During...

Jaguar SS entries on the 1934 Alpine Rally

Finishing lines – Jaguar SS entries on the Alpine Rally, 1934. Ian Appleyard’s successes on the Alpine Rally between 1950 and 1953 forever linked Jaguar’s...

Jaguar X308 XJR vs X351 XJR

Family  ties - twintest - X308 XJR vs X351 XJR - Words Paul Walton. Photography Michael Bailie. As the best-selling model to date, the X308...

Jaguar plays it safe

Unable to be in London, I watched the XE reveal in September using the live feed that Jaguar had arranged. It was a highly professional public launch quite unlike anything that has happened before – the appearance of the new car being preceded by a stage play featuring a young man from the Thirties who dreams of designing a new car.

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