A Ti reader recently asked us the following question – do car creators appreciate it when tuners modify their creations? Or does it annoy the hell out of us? David Twohig responds.

If the European car industry has a capital, this surely is it. But it came at a terrible cost explains Gavin Green

These cars have never been more affordable, but should you even be tempted? Andrew Frankel certainly is

What, in automotive terms, is a mule? How do they get that way? And why does Richard Porter harbour undying love for them? Read on…

A brand new electric hot hatch versus an ancient ICE opponent, is this the moment the sporting EV finally bests the old school? It’s Andrew Frankel who gets to decide

Want to drive your high-performance car through winter but not change tyres twice a year? Gez Medinger puts a new segment-busting Michelin through its paces

The Testarossa looks completely different to the SF90 from which it is derived. But is that reflected in how it drives too? Andrew English finds out

There’s nothing quite like Rétromobile. A decade and a half after his first visit, Andrew English is still goggling at the sheer spectacle of it

It was the first truly budget 4x4 and, over 40 years later, Andrew Frankel suspects it’s still one of the best. But as ever with Man Maths, there are problems…

BMW’s ballistic coupe serves up ten-cylinder thrills at a tempting price, but there’s much to be mindful of, says Lewis Kingston