
ROAD 39: Škoda II
So, welcome to the second Skoda special of Road Magazine. And we make no bones about re-featuring the Czech Republic VAG manufacturer – as…
So, welcome to the second Skoda special of Road Magazine. And we make no bones about re-featuring the Czech Republic VAG manufacturer – as…
Citroën has always been a quirky, distinctly Gallic car manufacturer – offering something design-led, daring and different from its competitors. And we applaud them…
This event – when it was the iconic Lombard RAC, then Network Q – is what made me a petrolhead, motoring journalist and lifelong…
Despite rising fuel prices and the painful VED road tax from the government, the Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) 4×4 market is still booming –…
When you’ve experienced the Nürburgring 24-Hours – either as a mentalist endurance racer or a forest dwelling fan – no motorsport ever comes close…
A modern motoring legend is dead – the iconic WRX/STi, aka Impreza – at least for now, in the UK. So, to pay our…
Cars designed with female buyers in mind who like a bit of poke under their right stiletto are pretty few and far between. And…
Since the Fiat 500 was launched in 2007, on the 50th anniversary of the original, the Italian brand has gone from strength to strength….
Manufacturer of the decade – now there’s an accolade eh? The recent award, gifted to Lexus by Auto Express magazine, is a shiny top shelf addition to the already brimming Lexus trophy cabinet.
Some cars take decades to reach cult status, unrecognized in their time. Others are instant stars, even before their launch to the public. And this issue of ROAD Magazine features two cars that have sling-shotted straight into the cult car cachet – Toyota’s GT86 and Subaru’s BRZ.
This month’s issue is dedicated to the Japanese ‘Zoom Zoom’ brand that is Mazda, a manufacturer who aim to make cars that are fun, different and exciting to drive, as well as catering for the family car sector brilliantly.
What do you think of when you picture Volvo? Think towing a caravan on the A303 with a tailback longer than the Seine? Think accident-prone old biddy drivers with brown leather driving gloves? Think again..