Ian Callum has loved the Mini almost all his life. He explains the magic and why the opportunity to re-invent it in the 21st century was too good to miss

With his new long-termer not yet built, Dan Prosser finds himself the custodian of another electric Audi. Will this one slot seamlessly into family life? 

Abarth’s hot turbocharged twist on the MX-5 formula has its charms, but the catches might put off all but the dedicated, says Lewis Kingston

In the first of a new series exploring the world’s great car manufacturing cities, Gavin Green explains how Detroit became the home of the US automotive industry

As brand new supercars become eye-wateringly expensive, a used 720S increasingly seems anything but, says Dan Prosser

A sad farewell to our favourite reptile, as Andrew Frankel takes the best of the best to Wales for one last blast

Want to introduce your partner to classic motoring? A trip to the pub perhaps. Unless you’re Gez Medinger, for whom nothing less than 2000 miles to the Austrian Alps and back would do

A little more power for a lot more money, is Aston’s new flagship SUV still one of the best of its breed? Andrew English drives it

The problem with electric cars is that they’re dull to drive and devoid of personality. Well, not always, says Dan Prosser. And here’s the proof

We’re approaching the end of an era where fun and affordable cars can still be bought. Young writer Max Taylor says they have to be saved from oblivion