There’s something supremely elegant about a proper four-seater convertible – one where there’s space to luxuriate in the back, rather than just be squeezed in once those in the front have got comfy. That’s how it is with the Corniche, ...

While Bentley produced its cars in numbers in the 1950s and 1960s, selected coachbuilders built special versions of some of its cars in even smaller numbers – one of which was the Continental Flying Spur The Continental brand was usually ...

When the global recession hit in 2008. US car makers needed to pull some guaranteed winners out of the hat so they all started plundering their history like mad. Ford had already reintroduced us to the concept of a decent ...

Until the NSX arrived, there was an assumption that a true supercar had to be temperamental, and a pig to drive if you really wanted to get the best out of it. But in typical Japanese fashion, Honda created a ...

When Volkswagen created the GTi, it invented a whole new market segment – the hot hatch. Suddenly, no longer did you have to put up with leaky rag tops and zero practicality just to enjoy something that was fast and ...