Murray Scullion

5 days ago | msn.com | Illya Verpraet |Murray Scullion

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1 week ago | buff.ly | Illya Verpraet |Murray Scullion |Matt Prior Editor-at-large

Close Verdict Model tested: Rating: 9 Practical, car-like to drive and generally hard to fault Good SUV-like handling and refinement Plush interior and intuitive tech Thoughtful design Bad Gruff diesel engine Overall fuel economy could be better Great off-road Pros F-150-inspired looks work well on the smaller Ranger Wide selection of powertrains Cons No electric version (yet) Although the Ranger is smaller than the full-fat F-150, it is still a very large vehicle, being the same width as a...

2 weeks ago | autocar.co.uk | Murray Scullion |Jonathan Bryce

Holding a Nürburgring lap record is not just about bragging rights. Each of the 147 corners along the 13-mile course gives car makers unparalleled insight into where their machines work best, and where they must improve on. Manufacturers spend years (if not decades) honing their cars around the Nordschleife in the hope of being crowned maker of one of the fastest cars in the world. There is a caveat, however: the 'official' length of the lap was increased in 2019.

2 weeks ago | buff.ly | Murray Scullion

The term 'modern classic' may well be an oxymoron. And to the uninitiated, even the best modern classic car could be mistaken for just another piece of street furniture. But if the expression is good enough for Penguin Publishing, frankly it’s good enough for us. In years gone by, the word 'classic' conjured images of old boys in MGBs, en route to the Dog and Duck’s annual autojumble. Modern car mags and websites stuck well clear of the word.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Illya Verpraet |Murray Scullion

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