"The Vector is the world’s first fully neo-cafe racer that includes a fully integrated Human Machine Interface. But it comes at a hefty price. £90,000 to be exact. The range of the Arc Vector ranges from 120 miles to 200 miles depending "
Josse Indigo 3000
"To run the risk of sounding a little bit like Prof. Brian Cox here, Josse was the briefest of flashes in our galaxy of motoring. Unless you happened to be looking in the right place at the right time, you "
Ove Fundin
"It wasn’t any of his five world titles. It wasn’t having a statue of himself unveiled in his hometown of Tranas. Nor was it having his sport’s World Cup trophy named after him. Those incredible accolades may "
Honda CB1000R
"Honda calls the CB1000R a ‘neo sports cafe’. It’s a fresh take on cafe racers, those so very 1960s, Quadrophenia-style rides. This, however, is much more modern and ‘The Matrix’. You can imagine Keanu riding it, bullet-time, in "
Integra Type R – Japan’s GT3
"The Honda Integra Type R is a car shrouded in automotive folklore. From starring roles in The Fast and The Furious and the Gran Turismo franchise through to the almost-mythical status of its high-revving VTEC heart, this little Honda has "
Skoda Estelle
"My girlfriend said that she’d leave me if I bought a Skoda Estelle. This was in the mid 1990s, when Britain’s roads were littered with old gents in hats pottering about in rear engined Skodas, less-than-alternative comedian Jasper "
Alpine A110 review: meeting the hype beast
"You’ve met the Alpine A110 before. You will have done somewhere, whether it’s on telly or in a magazine, or perhaps even in the flesh, when one of the few lucky owners that have taken delivery flashes past "
First to 60
"Nowadays, EVs are becoming a novel and effective way to travel from A to B - when A and B are quite far apart, but not too far. Over the last century, a network of refuelling stations has spread like "
Influx Social
Drifting: the unforgiving sport
"Ah, Paris. Home to art, love, wine, landmarks and many, many dented automobiles. They come in all shapes and sizes (the cars, not the bodywork blemishes) – and in those pretty streets lives something a little more exotic than your average 2"
Influx 2019
"On Thursday 22nd November Influx went Underground. We didn’t go alone, of course. We were joined by a flood of Influxy types, from car designers and journalists, to design students, insurance personnel and – of course – passionate motoring enthusiasts, we "
Alfa Museum Fratelli Cozzi
"Many of you will have heard of the Alfa Romeo Museum in Arese, close to Milan, dedicated to the history of the Italian brand. But a less well-known shrine to Alfa is only six miles away: a private collection, with "
BMW R 1250 GS
"BMW have reinvented their Boxer bikes and boy is it a bonus to the rider. On first look at the new 1250 GS, you immediately see it is leaner and lower than the previous model. BMW have stripped off weight (249 kg), "
Under the radar – Volvo V60
"It’s that time of year when you’re dealing with leaf-covered roads and a sun that puts in fewer hours per day than I did as a teenager. It’s the time of year when your car carries a "
Has the world forgotten about 1990s coupés?
"It was the 1990s. Curtains haircuts were in, the New Romantics were out, and The Simpsons were on everyone’s TV. And if you were any sort of follower of fashion, you had a coupé on your driveway. This was "
Ford Mustang Bullitt
"Steve McQueen didn’t have many friends in Hollywood. According to the actor’s biographer, Marc Eliot, he’d burned just about every bridge with every director and co-star with whom he’d ever worked. McQueen seems to have been "
To the ends of the earth – Pub 2 Pub in a TVR
"Car culture can be found in the most unlikely of places. Deep in the Ecuadorian jungle, for instance, where automotive adventurer Ben Coombs found himself gate-crashing a gathering of the local car club, dedicated to Nismo-inspired Datsun pickup trucks. Or "
