Why Britain needs the Mitsuoka Roadster - even if you hate it Bigger 11:06 AMAPOLOGIES if you’ve come here expecting a thorough dusting down of the new Vauxhall Astra . As family-friendly hatches go it’s hugely import... Continue Reading
Top ten: Life On Cars motoring moments of 2014 Bigger 9:45 AMIT’S NOT often you get to compare a Ferrari F355 with a Peugeot 306 diesel snapped up for less than the price of a shirt. Yet both managed t... Continue Reading
The Mazda MX-5 has lost weight. I have not Bigger 9:44 AMA BIT like those village fete competitions where you have to guess how many pickles really are in the jar, every petrolhead and his dog are ... Continue Reading
Mazda - please don't ruin the MX-5 Bigger 11:32 AMAT 2am tomorrow morning (4 September) petrolheads will be treated to an event that’s only happened three times in the past quarter of a cent... Continue Reading
Life On Cars takes on the Nürburgring Bigger 11:25 AMYET ANOTHER Porsche 911 screamed past as I dived into a tight right-hand corner on the world’s scariest race track. My passenger was grinnin... Continue Reading
Mazda Eunos Roadster - a return to form for Life On Cars Bigger 5:54 AMAfter very reluctantly getting rid of a 1990 Mazda MX-5 last April , Life On Cars writer and Classic Car Weekly news editor David Simister... Continue Reading
Life On Cars highlights of 2013 Bigger 7:51 AM2013’s been a petrolhead year defined largely by three words for me – Classic Car Weekly . Thanks largely to landing my dream job in full-ti... Continue Reading
Future classics - my top ten tips Bigger 12:27 PMSUPPOSE you’ve got motoring’s equivalent of Mystic Meg’s crystal ball. What do you reckon it’d reveal as being the classic car stars of tomo... Continue Reading
End of term report: Mazda MX-5 Bigger 8:13 AMTHE roof has been lowered one last time. The revvy little twin cam engine has been switched off. I have, after nearly two years of small spo... Continue Reading
The idiot and the cripple - a cautionary mechanical tale Bigger 10:25 AMMECHANICAL maladies, to trot out an old cliché, are like buses. You spend ages untroubled by them and then a stack of them all arrive at onc... Continue Reading