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James May: Morgan's Edwardian coal scuttle
Top Gear's James May is all for a new Morgan three-wheeler, but does it need to look quite so old fashioned?
Chevrolet Orlando review
Chevrolet's Korean-built large people carrier, the Orlando, hits the UK's crowded MPV market.
Toyota recalls 19,000 cars over fuel problems
Toyota Avensis and Lexus IS 250 models could be at risk of fuel leaks and will need to be modified by mechanics.
Honda Jazz Hybrid review
Honda's popular Jazz gets hybrid power, making it Britain's cheapest and smallest family hybrid hatchback.
How to become a stunt driver
Telegraph Motoring hitches a lift with a car stunt supremo and learns some tricks of the trade.
208mph Ferrari FF breaks cover
Pictures and details of Ferrari's first four-wheel drive production car, the 208mph FF.
Aston Cygnet Launch Editions to cost £39,995
Limited edition versions of Aston Martin's new £39,995 'bespoke luxury commuter car' will reach customers in May.
Golf thrashes Focus in cost war
All-new Ford Focus will be a more expensive car to own than its fiercest rival, the Volkswagen Golf.
More 20 mph zones planned
More 20 mph zones and bus lanes could be put in place in towns across the country under Government plans to cut carbon emissions.
Porsche designer on new 918 RSR
Head Porsche designer Martin Mauer talks about the development of new hybrid concept car at Detroit launch.
Packard-engined Bentley gets road test
Watch Andrew English drive Chris Williams's Packard-engined Bentley.
£2,000 bill for millions of drivers
More than three million drivers, who use their own cars for work, are being penalised by up to £2,000 a year because the Treasury has failed to recognise the alarming jump in the price of petrol.
Aston Martin Cygnet in pictures
Images of the Aston Martin Cygnet city car, which will cost £39,995 at launch.
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Alfa Romeo releases two new 'concept' designs - with a difference
The Italian car firm explains why it turned to student designers - instead of its usual in-house talent - to come up with its latest 'models'.
Classic Rover P6 review
The Rover P6 was technically groundbreaking in its day, but can it still cut it in 2011?
Audi A6 review
The all-new Audi A6 is packed with technology, but it's the executive car's refinement and build quality that really impress.
Suzuki V-Strom XPedition review
It can be quite difficult to teach an old bike new tricks , as the Suzuki V-Strom XPedition proves.
Martin Brundle races again after 10 years
The BBC's lead Formula One commentator is competing alongside former F1 team-mate Mark Blundell in this weekend's 24-hour race at Daytona.
GM tries to get ahead of the green car curve with Volt
The centre of attention at the Detroit motor show this year was not a roaring SUV, but an electric vehicle that slides along the road with barely a sound.
Hell is other drivers
Despite proliferating potholes, growing congestion and the soaring price of fuel it seems it's other motorists that really put people off driving.
BMW X3 is a good Land Rover replacement
Honest John selects the new BMW X3 as the king of the small off-roaders.
Most fuel-efficient car unveiled
VW's diesel-electric hybrid two-seater that can do 313mpg to enter production in 2013.
Harley Davidson takes starring role in new Green Hornet movie
No action movie is complete without at least a few scenes of motorised mayhem - and the Green Hornet is no exception with two- and four-wheeled stunts.
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