Motoring opinion

How does the rocket-shaped ’07 CTR feel next to the all-new FK8? This is Keith Adams’ view

Gavin Green talks Shiro Nakamura's retirement from Nissan and his lasting legacy

Why the car industry must catch up with reality - and stop draping cars with scantily clad women at auto shows

The jobs at the heart of today's car industry will go the same way as boatswains and wainwrights

James Taylor joins the classroom on Driver 61’s car handling course at Blyton Park

What does it really feel like to be strapped into a just-launched 710bhp supercar on an unfamiliar race track?

Whither the back-to-basics fun of a Caterham in the new driverless age?

Mark Walton on the crazy prices old cars make nowadays. Whither the crash?

Ben Oliver reports live from the Monte Carlo WRC

With all best wishes from everyone at CAR

When Mark Walton was a student he had a Fiat 126. Now he's found one in Italy and imported it to UK

Hit or miss? We check out Clarkson, Hammond and May's first new TV venture

‘Jaguar: launch new sports cars that give you licence to launch SUVs. Launch SUVs to fund sports cars.’

‘Toyota has no design DNA. Its designs are as ever-changing as David Beckham’s hairdo, minus the style’

The Land Rover Defender is a much-loved car – but why? Gavin Green investigates

‘Forget “driver-focused” cockpits. As there’s no need for a steering wheel, cabins will be passenger-focused.’

‘Porsche miscalculated when they deleted the manual option from the GT3. They forgot about wabi-sabi’

‘Today’s multinational car brands are slow moving. They know their weaknesses. And they’re scared’

The combustion engine's future, Jaguar's C-X75, and Mazda's return to the rotary engine

What's it like to drive a 1975 flat-12 Alfa sports racing car up the hill at Goodwood? CAR finds out

A period column from the 1990s: James May asks what fate awaits the humble small car

Editor Phil McNamara introduces the latest issue, and looks at what the future holds for premium brands

‘We need to copy the coffee-shop model and franchise. Yes, franchise the Nürburgring’

Editor Phil McNamara welcomes you to the May issue of CAR magazine

Williams, Berger, Watkins, and Prost share their thoughts on what Senna’s death – and life – meant to them

Editor Phil McNamara welcomes you to the April issue of CAR magazine

A look at the voting process by CAR editor Phil McNamara

Editor Phil McNamara welcomes you to the March issue of CAR magazine

‘If Matt LeBlanc turns out a great tiramisu would he be tipped to take over from Jamie Oliver? Probably not’

A typically meandering Phil Llewellin column touches on the Mini, Sardinia, Wycliffe College and Austin Healeys

‘Citroën in the ’50s, like Apple in the 21st century, was on a mission. Now it’s part of the mainstream’

Ben Barry attempts to learn - really learn - the Nurburgring Nordschleife, in two fear-filled days

‘Maybe Bugatti will develop a partially autonomous car that takes control once the driver’s passed out’

Editor Phil McNamara welcomes you to the February issue of CAR magazine

Mark Walton's expert advice for spectating at race events: go debris hunting