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3 weeks ago | 
evo.co.uk | Antony Ingram
Those there at the dawn of evo in 1998 will tell you it was a truly special time for performance cars.
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1 month ago | 
autoexpress.co.uk | Antony Ingram
Large SUVs are among the most adaptable and capable cars you could hope to drive. The best ones offer everything, including a family-friendly cabin with up to seven seats, a big boot, superb refinement, and plenty of luxury and safety tech. Whether you’re planning a holiday, an off-road adventure, or simply ferrying the family around, large SUVs have it covered.
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1 month ago | 
autoexpress.co.uk | Steve Walker |Antony Ingram
So you’re thinking about buying an electric car? You’re not alone and you’ve come to the right place. Our expert road testers have driven every new electric car available in the UK, comparing them all over hundreds of miles, in all kinds of driving conditions, to find out which models truly stand out from the ever-growing pack. Being ranked as one of our best electric cars has never been tougher.
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1 month ago | 
autoexpress.co.uk | Antony Ingram
Britain is well on its way with the switch to electric power, and we are a nation in love with our SUVs. This means that the best electric SUVs really need to go that extra mile in order to stand out in this rapidly expanding sector of the market. These cars may be fully electric, but running costs, price and practicality are still some of the most crucial deciding factors for SUV buyers. After all, many customers will be looking for a spacious family car with costs they can afford.
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1 month ago | 
autoexpress.co.uk | Antony Ingram
Not everyone is ready to take the plunge and buy a fully electric car, which makes plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) a great ‘stepping stone’ option. These cars combine an internal combustion engine with electric power just like every other hybrid car but, as the name suggests, you can charge them from a plug, just like a regular EV. The bigger battery and plug-in charging give plug-in hybrids a long EV range with many models now officially able to go over 60 miles on electric power alone.
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1 month ago | 
autoexpress.co.uk | Antony Ingram
Hypercars are the most powerful, fastest, rarest and most expensive vehicles on the roads. At one point, supercars were considered the pinnacle of desirability and performance on four wheels, but that all changed in 1992 when the McLaren F1 burst onto the scene. Since then, competition among manufacturers to build faster, rarer and more exclusive driving machines has seen the development of a new breed of exotic cars – the hypercar class.
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1 month ago | 
autoexpress.co.uk | Antony Ingram
As car makers continue their efforts to cut their vehicles’ emissions, hybrids are an increasingly popular alternative for buyers who aren’t quite ready to make the switch to an electric car. The best hybrids offer better efficiency than regular petrol or diesel models by combining a traditional combustion engine with one or more electric motors. While many petrol cars are now fitted with mild-hybrid technology, the full hybrids we're concentrating on here offer the biggest benefits.
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1 month ago | 
evo.co.uk | Antony Ingram
You will find no fewer than 813 cars that were homologated for Group A use within the FIA’s Historic Database, and among them some real surprises. The Hyundai Pony is a bit of an eyebrow-raiser, and India’s Hindustan Ambassador even more so. And despite knowing it’s there, you’ll search in vain for an Impreza… until you realise it’s listed under Fuji, Subaru’s parent company. Then you scroll to Ford, and one car immediately stands out.
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1 month ago | 
evo.co.uk | Antony Ingram
Do you recall the Porsche 911 GT1 in evo issue 001? Allan McNish does, though not for the reasons you might expect. ‘I remember it well,’ he says as we email back and forth to arrange our chat. ‘An old BT van tried to have a race with us on the dual carriageway…’Given McNish had just stepped down from the top step of the podium at Le Mans, and the 544bhp GT1 was one of the world’s most potent road cars at the time, it’s fair to assume the BT van didn’t stand a chance.
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1 month ago | 
autoexpress.co.uk | Antony Ingram
The best small cars on sale today aren’t just easy to drive, they’re brimming with more safety kit and in-car tech than ever before. Not only do a lot of small cars provide a feeling of refinement previously reserved for ‘big cars’, they’re generally affordable to buy and run day-to-day plus cheap to insure. While city car favourites such as the Fiat 500e and Kia Picanto might spring to mind when someone mentions the term ‘small cars’, the level of choice is actually much broader.
