THIS year marked my 26th visit to the world’s greatest motor race, and as has become custom for the last 20 years, camping was the order of the day so my son’s VW Passat 1.6 TDI station wagon was well-laden on its Tuesday afternoon departure from the UK for France,…
IT’S not that long ago that Hyundai was dismissed as just another hopeful interloper from the Far East but how things have changed thanks to the near-relentless upgrading and expansion of a model range that introduced the daring concept of the long warranty and a design ethos that owes much…
THE life of a motoring journalist is not all about driving around in someone else’s flash cars as my one neighbour often infers and maybe he came to realise that when he saw the large and vertically imposing Mahindra Pik-Up lurking on my driveway.…
Anyone who visits the UK will positively fall over the scores of Nissan Qashqai models that swarm around supermarket car parks which rather obviously tells you that this UK-built Japanese design that owes a fair bit to its French partner, Renault, is a very popular choice with families in particular.…
AS most of us are only too well aware, perceptions have much to do with how the SA motor industry is driven and that means that really good cars are consigned to the side lines while some rather ordinary ones march out of showroom floors in their hundreds.…