Hilton Holloway's profile photo

Hilton Holloway

Midhurst

Founder and Editor at 5054 Magazine

Associate Editor at Autocar

Automotive writer since 1993. Won a few awards and built a few houses.

Articles

  • 2 months ago | autos.yahoo.com | Hilton Holloway

    New Land Rover Discovery front three quarter renderThe Discovery needs to carve its own niche at JLR. Here’s how the Mk6 might lookJLR says it needs to completely reinvent the Land Rover Discovery for its fourth decade and is starting from a clean sheet. However, with it vying for space alongside the Defender, Range Rover and to a lesser extent Jaguar, this looks like a significant task.

  • Nov 20, 2024 | autocar.co.uk | Hilton Holloway

    This is the first glimpse of the Jaguar J-Pace premium SUV, which was cancelled three years ago, when development was well advanced. The J-Pace would have been a sibling model to the current Range Rover and Range Rover Sport, being built on the same MLA 'flex-fuel’ platform. The studio model pictured here was built primarily to demonstrate the J-Pace’s interior and interior packaging to company management, according to an insider.

  • Aug 12, 2024 | autocar.co.uk | Hilton Holloway

    The trend towards bigger, heavier cars with more safety kit and features has put the future of the affordable city car in serious doubt. Small cars used to be a popular sight in our cities, but they’re now an endangered species – which is bad news for anyone seeking an affordable new car.

  • May 21, 2024 | righthanddrive.co.uk | Hilton Holloway

    I spent 30 years in central London. And, as a driver, I spent the vast majority of that time trying to avoid the Green Blob cutting me off at the axles. For the first few years it was avoiding creeping parking permits (a nightmare when you might have a different car every evening), but I managed to stay one step ahead. Then came the run up to the introduction Congestion Charge, and 18 months of manufactured congestion, road closures and galactic traffic jams that really did stretch for miles.

  • Apr 11, 2024 | autocar.co.uk | Hilton Holloway

    The car industry is facing a possible crisis concerning real-world fuel economy data – which could have wide-ranging repercussions as significant as the fallout from the Dieselgate emissions test cheating scandal. Two reports have emerged from the European Union over the past few weeks, the latest from the European Commission, and both could have far-reaching effects on the type of vehicles that manufacturers will be selling as soon as 2026. What has happened?

Try JournoFinder For Free

Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.

Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →

X (formerly Twitter)

Followers
5K
Tweets
390K
DMs Open
No
Hilton Holloway
Hilton Holloway @hiltonholloway
11 Apr 25

RT @post_liberal: 1992 LA Riots https://t.co/erGrudD1Zf

Hilton Holloway
Hilton Holloway @hiltonholloway
11 Apr 25

RT @NJ_Timothy: Until you do something about: Chinese over-production and dumping… The cost of your energy policies… And your ban on cok…

Hilton Holloway
Hilton Holloway @hiltonholloway
11 Apr 25

BSA - like the others - was producing bikes that were outclassed by Japan. Simple.

Will Hutton
Will Hutton @williamnhutton

50 years ago I was working in the City when motorbike company BSA suddenly went bust. It was a watershed day for me. Couldn’t believe how feckless Britain’s financial and ownership system was - the birth of the State We’re In. Today British Steel. We’ve learned nothing. I despair