Month: April 2008

29 April We’ve done it again By KEITH ADAMS IT’S good to get the respect of one’s peers – and even after all this time, I still get a great […]

SO, the Roewe 550 has finally made its first public appearance. Should we be really celebrating the fact? After all, SAIC waited, waited and waited a little more during its […]

IT’S part 324 of the ongoing BMC>MG soap opera, and things have taken another strange twist. I must admit that the news that Stadco and NAC MG have parted company […]

Lucky me. That’s all I’ll say. Thanks to the ongoing generosity of my friend and editor of What Diesel magazine, Ian Robertson, I’ve found myself the pilot of a Citroën […]

AS an exemplar of taste and sophistication, Rover’s P-Series cars had few peers. Consider the P4 – smooth and sophisticated with a driving experience that yelled class, it’s a classic […]

As an exemplar of taste and sophistication, Rover’s P-Series cars had few peers. Consider the P4 – smooth and sophisticated with a driving experience that yelled class, it’s a classic […]

THERE’S been a lot of talk about Jaguar and Land Rover in the wake of the historic £1.15bn sell-off to Tata Motors of India, and how it’s going to be […]

When launched in 1989, the Discovery was seen as an important third way for the iconic manufacturer of the world’s best off-roaders… However, it was a risk for the company, […]