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Two Cylinders Were Once Enough: The Rise and Fall of the Two-Cylinder Car

For much of the car's history, two cylinders were enough. Small, light and relatively simple, twin-cylinder engines powered everything from basic family transport to some of the world's most distinctive small cars. The Citroën 2CV, Fiat 500 and Subaru 360 helped mobilise millions, while later examples showed just how far the idea…

Stellantis Vans 2030: What Comes Next for Europe's Biggest Van Family?

Stellantis has built one of Europe’s biggest commercial vehicle operations, with familiar names from Citroën, Fiat, Peugeot, Opel and Vauxhall covering almost every corner of the van market. But the automotive world is changing faster than the traditionally slow-moving commercial vehicle cycle. Battery technology continues to improve, hybrid powertrains are finding new…

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Rebuilding Nissan: The Cars That Could Fix Its Confusing European Line-Up

Around 20 years ago, Nissan changed the shape of the mainstream car market. The Qashqai replaced the dependable but forgettable Almera and helped turn the crossover into a family-car staple. The Juke followed, proving equally disruptive, while in 2010 the Leaf brought electric motoring to the masses. All three were game-changing cars…

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Beat the 76-Plate Hype: 10 Pre-Reg Cars Under £16,000

With the new 76 registration arriving on 1 September, thousands of buyers will be preparing to collect a brand-new car. But having the latest number plate can come at a considerable cost. Today, the choice of new cars costing less than £16,000 is remarkably limited, with just three models starting below our…

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Dacia Spring: Design Studio Explores Three Ways Forward

The Dacia Spring has become one of Europe’s most important affordable EVs, proving that electric cars do not need huge batteries, enormous power outputs or premium prices to make sense. But deciding what replaces it could be considerably more complicated. Dacia now has the striking Hipster concept exploring an even smaller, more…

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Jaguar's £100,000 Gamble: Why Its Reinvention Has No Room for Error

Jaguar is preparing to launch arguably the most important car in its modern history. The production version of the Type 00 concept promises dramatic styling, enormous performance and a completely new direction for a brand that has spent years struggling to win sufficient market share against its premium rivals. Yet the car…