Why a firm that sparks so much passion has failed

Green sorts the wheat from the chaff in the latest 4x4 crop

Our man salutes GM’s decision to keep Vauxhall

Why French car brands are coming out on top

Gavin Green on the smoke and mirrors of scrappage

Gavin Green on why propping up bankrupt Opel is folly

Gavin Green retraces dad's Mini trip from Sydney to Perth

Our executive editor on the deal that could save Saab

Gavin Green picks the most seminal cars from Japan

Learning to drive in a Fiat 500 isn’t a good idea

Gavin Green is a fan of the Panamera. But not its looks

Gavin Green sees red over Aston's £20k Toyota iQ

Gavin Green on the Blue Oval's 'special relationship'

GM's shake-up reminds Gavin Green why car jobs matter

Gavin Green says bangers are greener than new cars

Gavin Green on why Britain's PM has gone EV mad

Gavin Green says new-for-old incentives are no silver bullet

Gavin Green on the rights and wrongs of Rick Wagoner

Gavin Green's not so sure about Toyota's baby

CAR's executive editor Gavin Green delivers his verdict

Gavin Green on recently departed BMW design chief

Gavin Green says UK's auto sector should be rescued

Gavin Green asks why Amercians won't accept diesel power

Gavin Green on the perils of electro chassis mods

UK gov's green policy caused Jag/LR problems

The best workhorses for our credit-crunched times

Prizes, gongs, motoring medals galore baffle Gavin Green

Our man is up a creek without a paddle in new 911

Our man takes temperature of the US industry at LA show

What a funny old world! Who would have thought George Bush would become a great socialist hero, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Lenin, Marx and Stalin. He’s already nationalised banks and insurance...

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I have twice written in CAR – most recently several years ago – that Chrysler is the Rover of America. Each time the Chrysler PR boss in Detroit rang to complain. Now, as Chrysler (like Rover in 2005)...

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In the 35 years I’ve been reading motoring magazines, there’s been a whole bunch of writers whose words I’ve loved. From Mel Nichols’ colourful put-you-behind-the-wheel style (when I first read his...

Car sales collapse, your savings aren’t safe, 25 percent of all wild mammal species will soon be extinct, and of course the earth is now hotting up so fast that Sussex will soon be the new Sahara. And...

As our cars become more like hermetically sealed containers, and less like social-minded carriages, so road rage and dreadful driving and tarmac terror increase. Air conditioning, I suspect, is partly...