Steve Sutcliffe thought that gently modifying the Golf would be enough for him. He thought wrong

It’s been a quarter of a century since Honda last sold a Prelude here. Can this new one live up to the standards of its forbears? Andrew Frankel reports

18 months on from importing the worst DeLorean his specialist had ever seen, Gez Medinger was inspired to climb that slipperiest of slopes – the engine swap. Predictably, all did not go well. 

We know why platform sharing leads to compromised cars. But is that a compromise too far in the case of EVs? David Twohig has the answer

Roger Cook, Britain’s most fearless investigative journalist, has died. Few knew he was a car enthusiast. He was also Mel Nichols’ best man, who recalls one of their many drives together

The Nichols N1A is a Can-Am car for the road. But on a rainy day, is it too hot to handle? Dan Prosser finds out

Platform sharing has been rife across the car industry for decades. David Twohig explains why the inherent compromises might just be worth it

Audi risked junking decades of heritage when it built the rear-wheel drive R8. Dan Prosser explains why it was a risk worth taking

Trixie has been on the rolling road, but did the little Triumph deliver the fulsome 200bhp Andrew English was hoping for?