Motoring News
28 July 2009Building Britain
Lord Mandelson is right to import a more balanced approach to manufacturing. But it is worth remembering that markets not governments make us rich
read moreAutocar round-up: 28/7/2009
The best of the day's news and first drives.
read moreHear the 458 Italia
Ferrari gives us an earful of its manic-revving F430 replacement, and we like what we hear…
read moreCaterham R300 Superlight Review
Packing 340bhp per tonne the Caterham R300 Superlight is about as close as you can get to racing car performance for less than £30,000.
read moreCaterham R300 Superlight Review
Packing 340bhp per tonne the Caterham R300 Superlight is about as close as you can get to racing car performance for less than £30,000.
read moreRevealed: the inner workings of classic cars
Meticulous cutaway drawings illustrate the intricacies of legendary machines.
read moreButton joins Race of Champions
Formula One world championship leader Jenson Button has announced he will compete in the Bird’s Nest Stadium in Bejing in this year’s Race of Champions.
read moreMerc confirms E-class estate
Mercedes has confirmed the launch of its new E-class Estate at September's Frankfurt Auto Show.
read moreMotoring Gear Box
Great motoring goodies and where to buy them online.
read moreMicro turbine car launched
American manufacturer Velozzi has launched a crossover plug-in hybrid car with an on-board micro turbine battery charger.
read moreHungarian Grand Prix: photo gallery
Formula One diarist Simon Arron's behindthescenes record of the F1 circus.
read moreRoad trip: Highland fling
If the recession’s got you thinking of a ‘staycation’, how about a driving trip? Foreign breaks might offer glamour and hairpins but Britain has plenty to entertain.
read moreRoad trip: Highland fling
If the recession’s got you thinking of a ‘staycation’, how about a driving trip? Foreign breaks might offer glamour and hairpins but Britain has plenty to entertain.
read moreAlfa Romeo 8C Spider picture gallery
read moreBritain’s wildest police cars
Crims beware. The police will catch you quicker than ever in Humberside, where a 168mph Lexus IS F is on the beat. We lift the lid on the UK's coolest police cars.
read moreEmile Heskey’s old Mitsubishi GTO for sale
Emile Heskey's old Mitsubishi has joined former Liverpool strikers Peter Crouch, Michael Owen and Robbie Fowler's cars on Auto Trader.
read moreInside the Ferrari 458 Italia
The first image of the new Ferrari 458 Italia’s interior has been released, revealing a minimal, avant-garde style coupled with F1-derived driver information systems.
read moreLegal challenge
Honest John advises on how to deal with police when they demand you sign an incriminating form.
read moreMassa 'recovering quickly'
Felipe Massa's recovery is going so well that he could walk out of hospital by the end of next week, his doctor has said.
read moreA frugal supermini for commuting
Honest John helps find a cheap car suitable for a daily run from Southampton to London.
read moreJaguar diesel engine choice
Honest John advises on which engine is fitted to the XF saloon.
read moreHow to transfer a cherished registration
Honest John advises a reader on keeping a registration number after a car is scrapped.
read moreFive ways to cut the cost of motoring
The costs of motoring just seem to rise and rise. If it isn't the price of petrol it's a new congestion charge scheme or motorway toll.
read moreTories plan more road tolls
David Cameron has said the Conservatives may introduce more tolls on newly built roads throughout the UK if they take power.
read moreFeel the IS-Force
Humberside police ‘acquire’ a Lexus IS-F for patrol duty. No Astra diesels on Auto Trader, apparently…
read moreMercedes/Renault Forfour tie-up
Mercedes is planning to work with Renault on building the next-generation Smart Forfour, according to reports in Germany.
read moreHungarian Grand Prix: Budapest beckons
It's the 24th consecutive F1 race at the Hungaroring and the 10th round of the season.
read moreHungarian Grand Prix: Massa's misfortune
The Ferrari driver's plight is a reminder of the perils of opencockpit racing.
read moreMagna improves Opel offer
Magna has improved its offer to buy Opel/Vauxhall from General Motors, according to a German government source.
read moreFord Focus X Road special edition
This is the Ford Focus X Road - a special edition that will only be available in the Netherlands.
read moreFiat plans 'niche' Bertone models
Fiat plans to use Bertone’s Turin manufacturing plant for building “niche vehicles,” according to CEO Sergio Marchionne.
read moreAll-new supercar - the Ferrari 458 Italia
Ferrari has released the first pictures and official details of the Ferrari 458 Italia – its replacement for the F430 supercar.
read moreBSM ditches Vauxhall for Fiat
The British School of Motoring (BSM) has ended its 16-year relationship with Vauxhall by swapping it’s basic learner driver vehicle from the Vauxhall Corsa to the Fiat 500.
read moreOpel unions warn GM
Opel unions are demanding more of a say in who buys the company from General Motors.
read moreIt’s the new Ferrari!
Ferrari reveals its F430 replacement, the 458 Italia. It will hit 62mph in 3.4 seconds and do 202mph. You want one
read moreHow to make money from your motor
Ten ways to turn your car into a money-making machine: we explain how to use your car to beat the credit crunch and boost your income.
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Ferrari 458 Italia revealed
These are the first official pictures and details of the Ferrari 458 Italia - the replacement for the Ferrari F430.
read moreHow to make your car work for you
Ten ways to turn your car into a money-making machine: we explain how to use your car to beat the credit crunch and boost your income.
read moreLinks for 2009-07-27 [del.icio.us]
No action against Raikkonen or Red Bull - Auto Trader F1 powered by planet-f1.com
Both Kimi Raikkonen and Red Bull Racing have escaped punishment for the Hungarian transgressions. Auto Trader - Formula 1 - News
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Hamilton: McLaren must keep pushing - Auto Trader F1 powered by planet-f1.com
Lewis Hamilton has urged his McLaren team to take no respite after rediscovering the winning habit in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix. Auto Trader - Formula 1 - News
Spectacular wooden Mercedes Gullwing - Auto Trader UK - Features - News and Reviews Hub
A spectacular Ferrari F50 made out of wood which turns into a boat? That's not all - we've also got a classic Mercedes 'Gullwing' which won't harm the earth...
California dreaming? Skip the list - Auto Trader UK - News and Reviews Hub
To all those Ferrari California admirers out there - skip the supercar's waiting list and come straight to Auto Trader.
Raikkonen: It's a risk that's part of racing - Auto Trader F1 powered by planet-f1.com
Although saddened by his team-mate Felipe Massa's Hungarian GP accident, Kimi Raikkonen concedes that it is unfortunately part of racing. Auto Trader - Formula 1 - News
Brawn mystified by tyre gremlins - Auto Trader F1 powered by planet-f1.com
Ross Brawn is mystified by the recent tyre concerns that have plagued his Brawn GP team in the past three grands prix. Auto Trader - Formula 1 - News
Button worried as chasing pack closes in - Aut
read moreHoneywell eyes cuts and warns on profits
Honeywell International suffered a squeeze on results in all major divisions amid the downturn and warned that its 2009 profit would fall at the low end of the range...
read moreStage set for showdown between Germany's Conti and Schaeffler
Germany's largest car parts suppliers are heading for a showdown after it emerged that Continental's banks want management to stop merger talks with rival Schaeffler...
read morePorsche confusion sparks sell-off
Porsche shares tumbled yesterday as continued confusion over the details of the luxury car maker's merger with Volkswagen sparked a wave of selling. One...
read moreTata seeks advice on luxury division
Tata Motors said yesterday that it had appointed KPMG and Roland Berger Strategy Consultants to advise it on cost-cutting and cash management at its loss-making Jaguar...
read moreConti set for showdown with Schaeffler over capital increase
Germany's largest car parts suppliers are heading for a showdown after it emerged that Continental's banks want management to stop merger talks with rival Schaeffler...
read moreScotland gets hybrid cabs
Calder Cabs of Edinburgh and West Lothian has become the first taxi company in Scotland to run a fleet of hybrid cabs.
read moreRUF launches latest Porsche
RUF has launched its latest version of the Porsche 997.
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