
Zenos E10: the Norfolk sports car, its makers and its return
The Zenos E10 is a mid-engined Norfolk sports car by ex-Caterham bosses: just over 100 built in 2015–16, then revived as the £115,900 E10 r2 and rZ.

Jack Harvey is a British racing driver: 2012 British F3 champion, twice Indy Lights runner-up and a nine-time Indianapolis 500 starter.
Cars, motorsport and the business of the motor industry, as SkiddMark covered them between 2008 and 2020 — 153 stories, from first drives and paddock interviews to Goodwood, Le Mans and the classics.

The Zenos E10 is a mid-engined Norfolk sports car by ex-Caterham bosses: just over 100 built in 2015–16, then revived as the £115,900 E10 r2 and rZ.

Who owns Aston Martin? A listed company: Lawrence Stroll’s Yew Tree Consortium holds 33%, then Geely, Saudi Arabia’s PIF and Mercedes-Benz.

Walter Röhrl is the German who won the World Rally Championship in 1980 and 1982, four Monte Carlo Rallies and the 1987 Pikes Peak hill climb.

The Volvo V60 Polestar is the 2014–18 fast estate: a 350 hp 3.0 six, then a 367 hp 2.0 four.

The Volvo V40 is Volvo's five-door hatchback of 2012 to 2019, the first car with a pedestrian airbag.

Volkswagen Type 2: the VW bus and camper van built from 1950 to 2013, the split-screen T1 and bay-window T2, with production, prices and what to…

The Volkswagen Beetle A5 is the 2011–2019 Beetle built in Mexico on Golf Mk6 parts: its history, engines, GSR, rallycross titles, recalls and prices.

The Toyota GT86 is the 197bhp rear-drive coupé Toyota built with Subaru and sold in the UK from 2012 to 2021: 7,479 sold, from about £10,000 used.

The Stig is Top Gear’s silent racing driver. Perry McCarthy, Ben Collins, Phil Keen and Paul Rees have worn the helmet; their stories and lap records.

Lexus LC 500: the 471bhp V8 grand tourer Lexus built from 2017, with the LC 500h hybrid and Convertible.

Jaguar F-Type: the two-seat sports car built from 2013 to 2024, from C-X16 concept to ZP Edition.

TVR, the Blackpool sports car maker founded in 1947: its history, the Peter Wheeler years, every main model, prices today and who owns it now.

Sébastien Loeb is the French driver who won nine straight World Rally titles and 80 WRC rallies, then set a Pikes Peak record and chased the Dakar.

Stirling Moss won 16 Grands Prix and the 1955 Mille Miglia but never the F1 title. His career, cars, results, rivals and 1962 crash.

The Spirit of Ecstasy is the Rolls-Royce bonnet mascot Charles Sykes made in 1911, usually said to be modelled on Eleanor Thornton, and redrawn in…

Salon Privé is a five-day concours and supercar show at Blenheim Palace each September: its history since 2006, every Best of Show winner, tickets.

Rush film: Ron Howard’s 2013 drama of Hunt v Lauda in 1976. What is true, what was changed, the real cars used, the cast and how it was received.

The Ruf CTR Yellowbird is the twin-turbo 911 that hit 211mph in 1987. Ruf built 29; the Faszination film made it famous, and one sold for $6m in 2025.

The Renault Megane RS Mk3 (2009–2016) is the 250, 265 and 275: specs, the Trophy and Trophy-R Nürburgring records, faults and values.

The Range Rover Sport L494 is the aluminium second-generation Sport of 2013–2022: 240 to 575PS, SVR, P400e hybrid.

The Range Rover L405 is the aluminium fourth-generation Range Rover of 2012–2021, 258 to 565PS in the UK.

Radical Sportscars has built over 3,000 track cars in Peterborough since 1997: the SR3, the record-setting SR8, Le Mans SR9s and the Radical Cup.

The Porsche Cayman 981 is the 2012–2016 mid-engined coupé, the last Cayman with a flat-six in every version, from the 275 PS 2.7 to the 385 PS GT4.

Porsche 956: the Group C car that won Le Mans from 1982 to 1985. Its design, specs, races, Bellof’s 6:11.13 Nürburgring lap and what it sells for.

The Porsche 918 Spyder is an 887 PS plug-in hybrid hypercar, 918 built 2013–15, which Porsche calls the first road-legal car under 7 minutes at the…

Porsche 917: the flat-12 racer that won Le Mans in 1970 and 1971. Every variant to the 917/30, specs, results, the McQueen film and prices.

The Pikes Peak hill climb is a 12.42-mile, 156-turn sprint to a 14,115ft summit, run since 1916.

Peugeot 205 GTi: the 1984–94 hot hatch with a 105–130 bhp 1.6 or 1.9. About 295,000 were made, and the best have sold for over £40,000.

Patrick Dempsey raced Le Mans four times, finishing second in GTE-Am in 2015 for Dempsey-Proton, and won at Fuji that year in a Porsche 911 RSR.

The Pagani Huayra is the AMG V12 hypercar Pagani revealed in 2011: 100 coupés, then the BC, Roadster, R and more.

The Nurburgring 24 Hours is Germany’s 24-hour GT race on the Nordschleife, run since 1970.

Nick Mason’s car collection is about 40 racing cars, led by the Ferrari 250 GTO he bought for £35,000 in 1977 and still drives.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit is Criterion's 2010 police-chase racer for EA: 77 licensed cars from 22 makers, a UK launch at Longcross, and a 2020…

The Morgan 3 Wheeler: Malvern’s three-wheelers of 1910–1952, the 2011–2021 S&S V-twin car and the Super 3, with specs, records and prices.

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution: the turbo four-wheel-drive rally saloon of 1992 to 2016, every Evo from I to X, Mäkinen’s titles, UK FQs and values.

Michael Schumacher’s Mercedes comeback, 2010 to 2012: 58 Grands Prix, one podium, a lost Monaco pole and 197 points to Nico Rosberg’s 324.

The Mercedes SLS AMG is AMG's gullwing V8 of 2010-2014. Each version from Roadster to Black Series, the GT3 racer, numbers made and values.

The Mercedes 300 SLR won the 1955 sports car title and the Mille Miglia; an Uhlenhaut Coupé sold for €135m in 2022.

McLaren Tooned is the F1 cartoon McLaren and Framestore made in 2012–16: 30 episodes with Button, Hamilton, Pérez and Alexander Armstrong as…

The McLaren 12C is the 3.8-litre twin-turbo supercar McLaren built in Woking from 2011 to 2014: about 3,500 sold, 0-62mph in 3.1sec, 207mph.

The Mazda RX-8 is the four-door rotary sports car Mazda built from 2003 to 2012: 192,094 made.

The Mazda RX-7 is the rotary sports car Mazda built from 1978 to 2002: 811,634 cars in three generations.

The Maserati Ghibli is the 2013–2023 executive saloon, Maserati's first diesel: V6, Hybrid and V8 Trofeo specs, known faults and used prices.

Mario Theissen ran BMW Motorsport from 1999 to 2011: Le Mans winner in 1999, Williams-BMW engines, then BMW Sauber team principal in Formula One.

Marco Simoncelli (1987–2011) was the Italian 2008 250cc world champion who died after a crash at the 2011 Malaysian MotoGP at Sepang, aged 24.

The MINI Countryman R60 is the Mk1 Countryman, sold 2010–2017: its engines, ALL4, John Cooper Works, Dakar wins, faults, recalls and UK prices.

Lotus F1 Team was the ex-Renault team at Enstone, raced as Lotus 2012–15. Räikkönen won twice for it; Renault bought it back for £1 in 2015.

The Lotus Exige ran from 2000 to 2021 in three series, from the 177bhp Rover car to the 430bhp Cup 430.

The Lotus Evora is Lotus's mid-engined V6 2+2, built at Hethel from 2009 to 2021: 6,117 made, from the 276bhp original to the 430bhp GT430.

The Lotus Esprit is the mid-engined wedge Lotus built at Hethel from 1976 to 2004: 10,675 made, from Giugiaro's 160bhp S1 to the 350bhp V8.

The Lotus Elise is the mid-engined roadster Lotus built at Hethel from 1996 to 2021: 35,124 made, from the 118bhp S1 to the 2021 Final Editions.

Lotus Cars has belonged to Lotus Technology, controlled by Geely’s Li Shufu, since August 2026.

The Lotus 72 won 20 Grands Prix, the 1970 and 1972 drivers’ titles and three constructors’ titles: its design, seasons, chassis and values.

Lexus RC F: the 471bhp V8 coupe of 2014 to 2025, with specs, the Track Edition and special editions, GT3 racing, numbers made and UK values.

Lancia Stratos HF: the Ferrari V6-engined rally car that won the world rally title for makes in 1974, 1975 and 1976.

The Lamborghini Gallardo is the V10 supercar built from 2003 to 2013: 14,022 made in 32 versions, 500hp to 570hp, UK prices from about £50,000.

The LaFerrari is Ferrari's first hybrid road car: a 963cv V12 hybrid, 500 coupés from 2013 plus 210 Apertas, and auction prices above $5 million.

Kimi Raikkonen won the 2007 F1 title for Ferrari by one point, won 21 of his 349 Grands Prix and raced in the WRC and NASCAR.

Karun Chandhok is an Indian former F1 driver who started 11 Grands Prix for HRT and Lotus, was sixth at Le Mans in 2012 and now analyses F1 for Sky.

John Surtees won seven motorcycle world titles with MV Agusta and the 1964 F1 title with Ferrari, the only world champion on two wheels and four.

The Jensen Interceptor is the Chrysler V8 grand tourer built at West Bromwich in 1966–76: 6,407 made, plus the FF.

Jann Mardenborough won GT Academy in 2011, took a Le Mans class podium in 2013 and raced Super GT.

James Bond cars, film by film: a hired Sunbeam Alpine in Dr. No, the Aston Martin DB5 in eight films, three BMWs and the DB10 built for Spectre.

The Jaguar E-Type is the sports car Jaguar built from 1961 to 1974: about 72,500 made, 3.8, 4.2 or V12 engines; 2025–26 sales from £33,000 to…

Jaguar C-X75: the 2010 turbine-electric concept, the 250-car hybrid cancelled in 2012 after five prototypes, and the V8 cars built for Spectre.

Jackie Stewart won the F1 world title in 1969, 1971 and 1973 and 27 Grands Prix, then led the safety campaign and set up Stewart Grand Prix.

The Honda Civic 9th generation (2011–2017): the Swindon-built hatchback and Tourer, the FK2 Type R, the US saloon, engines, faults and prices.

Hiromu Naruse was Toyota's master test driver, Akio Toyoda's mentor and co-founder of Gazoo Racing, killed testing a Lexus LFA in 2010.

Group B rally cars ran in the World Rally Championship from 1982 to 1986, until FISA banned the class after deaths in Portugal and Corsica.

The greatest F1 driver of all time, by the polls: Ayrton Senna, first with 217 F1 drivers in 2009, the BBC in 2012 and 200,000 fans in 2015.

Gordon Murray designed Piquet's title-winning Brabhams and the McLaren F1, and now builds the T.50 and T.33 V12 supercars in Surrey.

The Goodwood Revival is a three-day historic race meeting in period dress at Goodwood, West Sussex, each September since 1998.

Ginetta is the British sports and racing car maker founded by the Walklett brothers in 1958, owned by Lawrence Tomlinson since 2005, maker of the G40…

GT Academy was Nissan and PlayStation's 2008–2016 contest that made Gran Turismo players racing drivers: how it worked, every winner, and why it…

The Ford Sierra RS Cosworth was Ford’s turbo Group A special of 1986–92: 204 PS, 500 RS500s, 40 BTCC wins in a row, £18,750 to £87,188 at auction…

The Ford Mustang S550 is the sixth-generation Mustang of 2015–2023, the first built in right-hand drive: engines, versions, faults and values.

The Ford Focus RS500 is the 2010 run-out Mk2 RS: 500 numbered matt-black cars, 101 for the UK, 345bhp, and auction results up to £99,000.

The Ferrari FF is the 660cv V12 shooting brake of 2011–2016, Ferrari's first four-wheel drive.

The Ferrari 599 is the V12 GT Ferrari built from 2006 to 2012: GTB Fiorano, GTO, SA Aperta and 599XX.

The Ferrari 458 is the 570cv V8 Ferrari of 2009–2015: Italia, Spider, Speciale and Speciale A.

Ferdinand Alexander Porsche shaped the original 911 and the 904, then founded Porsche Design in 1972.

Felipe Massa won 11 Grands Prix for Ferrari, lost the 2008 title to Lewis Hamilton by one point and is suing F1 over it.

The DeltaWing is Ben Bowlby’s narrow-nosed racer: Nissan-powered at Le Mans 2012, rolled at Road Atlanta, then raced by Panoz and fought over in…

De Tomaso is the Modena maker founded in 1959 by Alejandro de Tomaso: the Pantera, the Ford years, Maserati, two collapses and the new P72.

David Arnold is the English composer who scored five James Bond films, 1997 to 2008, from the BMW 750iL chase to the DBS.

C’était un rendez-vous is Claude Lelouch’s 1976 one-take dash across Paris: the real car, who drove, how fast, the arrest and the remakes.

The Citroën DS is the hydropneumatic saloon built 1955–75: 1,456,115 made. History, specs, rally wins, faults and today's auction prices.

Chicane is Nick Bracegirdle, the English producer of Offshore, Saltwater and the 2000 UK number one Don’t Give Up, who has owned Ferraris and Lotuses.

Chevrolet Corvette C7: the 2014–2019 front-engined Corvette, from the 455 hp Stingray to the 755 hp ZR1.

The Bugatti Veyron is the 1,001 PS W16 supercar built in Molsheim from 2005 to 2015: 450 made, a 431 km/h record, and values above $2 million.

The BMW X6 E71 is the first-generation X6 of 2008–2014, the original coupé SUV: 235 to 555 hp, almost 250,000 sold.

The BMW X4 F26 is the first X4 of 2014–2018, a coupé-shaped X3: every engine, the M40i, UK prices, recalls, faults and used values.

The BMW X3 F25 is the 2010–2017 second-generation X3: every engine from sDrive18d to xDrive35d, the 2014 facelift, faults, recalls and used values.

The BMW M5 F10 is the 2011–2016 M5 and the first with turbos: a 560hp twin-turbo V8, 19,533 built.

The BMW M3 GTS is the 2010 club-sport E92 M3: a 450 PS 4.4-litre V8, 1,530 kg and two seats, with 135 built.

The BMW M135i F20 is BMW's rear-drive, 320 hp six-cylinder hot hatch of 2012 to 2016, then the 340 hp M140i.

BMW M Division is BMW M GmbH, founded in 1972 as BMW Motorsport GmbH: its history, M cars, bosses, sales and what the M colours mean.

BMW Art Cars are 20 BMWs painted by artists since 1975, from Calder’s 3.0 CSL to Julie Mehretu’s 2024 Le Mans car.

The BMW 328 is the 2-litre sports car BMW built 1936–40: 464 made, 80 PS, 1940 Mille Miglia winner; roadsters $406,500–874,000 at auction.

The BMW 2 Series F22 is BMW's 2013–2021 rear-drive coupé, 136 to 340 hp, built at Leipzig.

The BMW 1M is the 2011–12 1 Series M Coupé: 340 PS twin-turbo six, manual only, 6,342 built and 450 for the UK.

The Audi TT Mk2 (8J) is the 2006–2014 coupe and roadster: 160PS to 360PS, built in Győr.

The Audi RS6 C7 is the 560PS twin-turbo V8 RS 6 Avant built from 2013 to 2018: specs, the 605PS performance, Nogaro Edition, faults and UK prices.

The Audi RS2 is the 315 PS Audi 80 Avant that Porsche built in 1994–95: 2,891 made, 262 km/h, 127 left in the UK, and what one sells for now.

The Audi Quattro was Audi’s turbocharged four-wheel-drive coupé of 1980–91: 11,452 built, 23 world rally wins, now £9,500 to £77,000 at UK auctions.

The Audi A7 C7 is the 2010–2018 first-generation A7 Sportback: every engine, the S7 and RS 7, Black Edition, UK recalls, known faults and used prices.

The Audi A1 Mk1 (8X) is the 2010–2018 premium supermini: 86PS to 256PS, over 909,000 built in Brussels.

Aston Martin Zagato: every Aston bodied by Zagato since the 1960 DB4 GT Zagato, how many of each were built, how they raced and what they sell for.

The Aston Martin Virage is the 330bhp V8 of 1989–2000 and the 490bhp V12 of 2011–12: specs, how many were made and what they sell for.

Alpine A110: the rear-engined Berlinette of 1962–77 that won the 1973 world rally title, and the 2017 revival, 28,701 built.

Alain Prost won nine Grands Prix for Renault in 1981–83, his 1993 title with a Renault V10, then was its ambassador and adviser until 2022.

About SkiddMark: the UK motoring magazine that began as Drivers Republic in 2008, and how its guides are researched, sourced and checked.

The 1993 European Grand Prix at Donington: how Ayrton Senna went from fifth to first on the opening lap in the rain, the pit stops and the full…

Silverstone Circuit is the Northamptonshire track on a wartime airfield that held F1’s first championship race in 1950: history, layouts and corners.

Porsche 911 generations: eight since 1963, from the air-cooled 901 to the hybrid 992.

The Nissan GT-R R35 is the twin-turbo V6 coupé Nissan built from 2007 to 2025: about 48,000 cars, 480 to 600 PS, and every model year explained.

The McLaren P1 is the 903bhp hybrid hypercar built in Woking from 2013 to 2015: 375 made, 0-186mph in 16.5sec, and auction prices above $2m.

The McLaren F1 is Gordon Murray's three-seat V12 road car of 1993–98: 106 built, 240.1mph in 1998, Le Mans winner in 1995, and $25.3m paid in 2025.

The Lexus LFA is the 552bhp V10 supercar Lexus built by hand from 2010 to 2012: 500 cars, a 7:14.64 Nürburgring lap, and values up to $1.8m today.

Lamborghini history from Ferruccio’s tractors and the 1964 350 GT to the hybrid Temerario: every model, owner and production figure.

The Lamborghini Aventador is the V12 supercar built from 2011 to 2022: 11,465 made, 690bhp to 769bhp, and UK asking prices from about £210,000.

Ken Block (1967–2023): the DC Shoes co-founder and rally driver whose Gymkhana films drew 470m+ views.

Jules Bianchi was a French F1 driver for Marussia, Ferrari’s first academy recruit, who died in 2015 of injuries from his 2014 Suzuka crash.

Gilles Villeneuve was a Canadian Ferrari driver who won six Grands Prix, was second in 1979 and died at Zolder in 1982, aged 32.

Colin McRae was the Scottish driver who won the 1995 World Rally Championship and 25 WRC rallies; he died in a 2007 helicopter crash.

Caterham F1 was Tony Fernandes’s Formula One team, first Lotus Racing in 2010. It never scored a point and collapsed into administration in 2014.

Caterham Cars has built the Lotus-designed Seven since 1973, first in Surrey and then in Dartford.

Bruce McLaren was a New Zealand racing driver who won four Grands Prix and Le Mans, founded McLaren in 1963 and died testing at Goodwood in 1970.

BMW i8: the plug-in hybrid sports car built at Leipzig from 2014 to 2020. 20,465 made; its history, specs, faults and what one costs today.

The BMW Z4 E89 is the 2009–2016 folding-hardtop Z4: 156 to 340 hp, over 115,000 built at Regensburg.

The BMW M4 F82 is the 2014–2020 twin-turbo M4 coupe, sister of the F80 M3: 431 to 500 hp, 112,060 F8x built.

The BMW F30 is the 2012–2019 sixth-generation 3 Series: every engine from 316d to 340i, the 2015 LCI, known faults, UK recalls and used values.

The Aston Martin DB5 is the 282bhp grand tourer built 1963–65: 1,022 cars, James Bond's Goldfinger car, now £430,000 to £800,000 at auction.

The Alfa Romeo 4C is the carbon-tubbed, mid-engined two-seater that Maserati built for Alfa from 2013 to 2020: 240hp, 895kg dry, from £30,000 used.

Alex Zanardi (1966–2026) was an Italian F1 driver and double CART champion who lost both legs in 2001, then won four Paralympic golds.

The 12 Hours of Sebring is Florida’s sports car endurance race, run since 1950 on a wartime airfield.

Paul Zimmer, a Florida mobile-home maker, turned new Mustangs into gold-eagled 1930s fantasies until his firm’s 1988 bankruptcy.

In 2013 Renault fitted a Twizy with the KERS from its Formula 1 engines, taking it from 17 hp to 97 hp for a few seconds at a time.

SEAT's Leon Cupra 280, equipped with the DSG and the optional Performance Pack, has set a new front-wheel drive lap record of the Nürburgring with a…

Charles Morgan, grandson of the founder H.F.S. Morgan and the son of Peter Morgan, has today left the company that's been at the centre of his very…

Taking part in yesterday's 'Creme 21 Youngtimer Rally' in Spa, was a very special Mini, better known for its role in the British comedy series, Mr.

Nine minutes and 57.36 seconds. It doesn't sound very fast for a Nürburgring Nordschleife record, but in a VW T5 2.0 Twin Turbo Diesel van, it no…

On the morning of Sunday May 5th 2013, five Morgan sports cars will leave the company’s historical Malvern factory in Worcestershire and head north…

When the second-generation MINI John Cooper Works GP was announced in May, most observers guessed its 1.6-litre turbocharged four-cylinder engine…

“How do you solve a problem like Maria?” … A question that may not instantly be burning on the lips of every motorsport enthusiast, but one, all the…

Tweet Sure, it isn’t a new world record by an Italian supercar that bends what is road legal to the breaking point, but Subaru’s WRX STi has gone…

With the re-introduction of their “Autobahn for All” marketing campaign for 2010, Volkswagen of America created a TV spot entitled “Shoot the Gap”…

A great ‘Ring video isn’t defined by one trait. A fast lap time, enthusiastic driving styles, high quality footage, deafening exhaust notes or simply…
Aston V8 Vantage Roadster vs Porsche 911 Targa 4S vs Mercedes SL63 AMG – New VideosJanuary 8, 2009 FACE-OFF: Ferrari 599 GTO videosMay 6, 2010 Ford…
Next week we visit the Morgan factory in Malvern, speak with Charles Morgan and drive away in the new Aeromax for a few days....
I keep being enticed by the Alfa GTV ads on Pistonheads, Autotrader and the like. It’s a simple head/heart conundrum that has no doubt plagued many a…

Rear View: a nostalgic look back at the 70th anniversary of BMW’s first Mille Miglia winApril 24, 2010 Interview with Dr Mario Theissen, Director of…