The Intercooler Audio Articles

Old Maseratis have forever been the wasteland of broken dreams, where those armed with dubiously calculated sums fall, impaled gloriously upon their chequebooks. This one though, argues Gez Medinger, might just be different

It was 50 years ago to the day that Mel Nichols drove three Lamborghinis home across Europe, a story whose impact included inspiring Jeremy Clarkson’s career. Nichols retells the epic journey, half a century on

The Jaguar Type 01 is absolutely enormous, but only on the outside. Inside, it seems to be tiny. But does that even matter any more, asks David Twohig

In Europe at least the latest Corvette has never received the admiration and affection its talents deserve. After a day on the road in one, Andrew Frankel says that’s a damn shame

The 2026 WRC season has just concluded in the most dramatic of fashions. Henry Catchpole describes how Britain’s first champion in a quarter of a century conquered the rallying world

Or is it? Citroen’s new 2CV concept is charming and brimming with great ideas. But, asks Andrew English, how much will make it into production?

A 30-year-old French supercar no-one’s heard of? How could you possibly refuse, asks Andrew Frankel

It might have had a mechanical overhaul and a new engine, but something was rotten at his DeLorean’s core, and it couldn’t be ignored. Gez Medinger undertakes his biggest job yet

Namely, trying to keep up with a Ferrari test driver on a test track. Always up for an heroically futile escapade, Andrew Frankel tries his luck

If the famous leaper is to spring once more, this is the car that has to do it. Richard Bremner on Jaguar’s most important car since the XK120