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Corona fizzy pop. Until 2019, the name of this Welsh carbonated drink evoked only childhood innocence.

The short-lived MGC suffered a poor reputation as a driver’s car. The racing GTS suggests it could have been so much greater, as Richard Meaden discovers

Bill Collins bought his 250 Lusso five decades ago and has cherished it ever since. Robert Coucher finds out more about its celebrity connections.

One man’s technical knowledge made the 1952 Zanussi 1100 Sport far more significant than the world would remember.

Lancia across the USA — 3000 miles coast-to-coast in a 1930 Dilambda. What would you choose to drive nearly 3000 miles across the USA in two weeks? Massimo Delbò picked a 1930 Lancia Type 227 Dilambda Cabriolet – which wasn’t without issues…

The world might be going electric but you still fancy a nice German saloon. The choice remains the same: Mercedes or BMW?

The brawn ultimatum. Yes, you can still get a rapid saloon. No, it won’t have a big-bore V6.

Haste disposal. Slower it may be, but the latest Kia EV is better in every way than the old one.

For over 60 years, Porsche’s GT division has delivered landmark cars to thrill enthusiasts. We gather two heroes that bookend this span to discover where the magic really began to bloom…

France’s rallying cry. Diminutive competition giant killer delivered a tail-happy ending

Concept-car looks blended with serious performance at a keen price made the Scirocco R’s cameo in Australia one of VW’s finest

Restomods are an exciting development and modernization of classic cars. They have been around since the first hot rods appeared and have taken many forms being adopted by the aftermarket companies; as well as, some incredible one-offs being built in backyard sheds around the world.

We don’t feature many cars from Italy for some reason, but when we do. Well, just look at it…

After a brain injury left him in a coma, Mick Matthew’s stunning Mk1 Golf project was nearly his last. Luckily, he’s now back to full health and plans on enjoying his latest and greatest build to the full...

Building on a bedrock of ideas from his magazine-featured first car, Christian Drechsel opted for a more leftfield silhouette to bring his R32-powered plans to life.