Motoring News

Inchcape confident of 'growth potential'
Strong demand for premium and luxury vehicles in emerging markets has shored up trading at the auto retailer and distributor

Car deals help boost US retail sales
Retail and food services sales in February rose 1.1 per cent from the previous month, just short of analyst forecasts

Nissan DeltaWing racer unveiled
Nissan has become a founding partner in the radical DeltaWing project that will tackle this year’s Le Mans 24 Hours.

Wheel flies off car on busy Russian highway
A dashboard camera catches the moment a car's wheel comes off and hits another vehicle on the motorway in Novosibirsk in Russia.

Nissan DeltaWing set for Le Mans
Revolutionary DeltaWing racer gets Nissan power as it prepares for this year's Le Mans 24 Hour race.

The waste of keeping young black men out of jobs
All cases of unemployment are equally tragic but the news that almost 56 per cent of young black men have no job is impossible to ignore.

The City must not be shackled by EU rules
There is in theory much to be said for trying to align the rules for the insurance industry within the European Union, which is why Britain was broadly in favour of the so-called Solvency II directive, which standardises the way insurance companies assess risk and report profits. But a great deal depends on those rules being drawn up in a rational way and applied with common sense.

BMW brings forward 2m auto sales target
Premium carmaker reviews goal amid expected record earnings for 2012, after the best start to the year in its history

Millionaire Italian playboy runs out of petrol in camouflage-patterned Ferrari 458
A millionaire Italian playboy caused traffic chaos on a motorway when his 200,000 euro Ferrari supercar broke down after he forgot to fill it up with petrol.

Charging for a dip in Arcadia won’t wash with NW3
Who owns Hampstead Heath? To those of you who are reading this paper south of the river, the question is probably very easy to answer.The heath is administered, and therefore in effect owned, by the City of London Corporation, as is attested by the fact that the reassuring little City of London shields can be glimpsed on many a lamp-post and dustbin across the rural sweep of that lovely stretch of land.

Taxes, like morality, are never easy
An idea being looked at by the Mayor to counter Ken’s pledge of a fares freeze is “early bird” fare reductions. Everyone is on the side of the poorest and the most hardworking and those who travel by Tube before 7am sound like the city’s meek.

Lambo Aventador J: the real story
Top Gear talks exclusively to the man behind Lamborghini’s insane speedster

Classic Jags set for racing return
Jaguar steps back into the 50s to race C and D types, including a return to the Mille Miglia…

Britain's most talked about cars
A new study of social media has revealed the top 20 most talked about cars in Great Britain.

Spotted: Mazda 6 MPS
One hot Mazda leads to another as Dan gets inspired to look up the much underrated 6 MPS

New PH T-Shirts launched
No signs of PH clothing team slowing down as we launch even more designs

OAP drivers: a liability?
Should older drivers face greater restrictions? A Government body suggests they should

Nissan powers DeltaWing Le Mans bid
Carmaker throws its weight behind radical racer as a test bed for road car engines

Driven: Hyundai Veloster 1.6 GDI DCT
Bold, stylish and distinctive is the Veloster the first really PH-worthy Hyundai?

Nissan DeltaWing: the full story
The inside line on Nissan's DeltaWing, from designer Ben Bowlby and driver Marino Franchitti

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