For F1's Sake • 17th October 2016 What if? Lewis Hamilton has not had the best of luck thus far in 2016. So what might have happened if both Mercedes cars had excellent reliability throughout the season?
Driving.ca • 6th October 2016 Amid champagne, Lego and Bear, a car launch Phill Tromans joins Land Rover for the posh and peculiar unveiling of the new Discovery.
The National (Abu Dhabi) • 26th March 2015 Kia heading in right direction with each new car | The National Last month, I drove to the Geneva motor show. The focus of the journey was on the quirky Morgan 3 Wheeler – a deliciously impractical vehicle in which to drive from the United Kingdom to Switzerland, but that’s what made …
The National (Abu Dhabi) • 19th February 2015 The air bag: the Porsche 911 is dying. Long live the Cayman GT4 | The National For more than 50 years, Porsche’s 911 has been the epitome of great sports cars. But no more. With the arrival of the Cayman GT4 at the start of this year, Porsche has signalled the beginning of the end of …
The National (Abu Dhabi) • 8th January 2015 The air bag: The new kids on the luxury-car-sales block | The National In October, Bentley opened its first dealership in Vietnam. The communist country follows an increasing number of new markets being exposed to the highest levels of automotive luxury. What’s interesting is not just which markets are finding themselves in this …
The National (Abu Dhabi) • 4th December 2014 The air bag: Can Rolls-Royce solve its SUV conundrum? | The National Rolls-Royce has a dilemma on its hands. The British car company is literally the byword for luxury – “the Rolls-Royce of cars”, as one executive quipped at a recent event – which is an enviable title to boast. But Rolls …
Telegraph.co.uk • 1st December 2014 When only a specialist will do - Telegraph For the majority of us, car maintenance tends to be the job of the local garage or dealer. But for some, a run-of-the-mill mechanic isn’t good enough. They want someone that will know their pride and joy inside out. They …
The National (Abu Dhabi) • 7th November 2014 The air bag: Fuel-saving game en route to the Middle East? Recently, I moved to Britain after six years living in the UAE. To say that the cost of fuel has been a shock would be an understatement. In Dubai, filling my Volkswagen Golf GTI cost... well, I don’t know, as …
The National (Abu Dhabi) • 11th September 2014 The air bag: The importance of getting a used car checked out before buying Even though I’ve been a motoring journalist for almost a decade, I’m not a mechanic. And never was that fact underlined more than when I bought a used car last week.
The National (Abu Dhabi) • 29th August 2014 Are you ready for autonomous vehicles? The self-driving car. What, if anything, in recent memory, has caused so much gnashing of teeth among petrolheads, so much furious tapping away at keyboards? Those who enjoy the rush of a perfectly judged apex and the joy of a …
crankandpiston.com Car Culture Lifestyle • 3rd March 2013 The Joy of metal. Why a metal gated shifter is wonderous. My advice to anyone producing a manual gearbox for a sports car – save the cows. Put in a metal gate. Your public will thank you.
