Peter Logan has been let down by his Volvo XC90, and wants a reassuringly reliable vehicle for £10,000 to cope with snowy conditions

The 440bhp special edition Vantage GT8 sold out before it hit the road. Does it live up to expectations?

Biggest ever Mini takes aim at VW Golf and Audi Q3

Need a new or used car but not sure which make or model? Ask James Ruppert

Need a new or used car but not sure which make or model? James Ruppert can help you decide

GT4 racers fight it out at Silverstone; Mclaren 570S GT, Aston Martin Vantage GT4, Porsche Cayman GT4, and Ginetta GS

What does your car smell of? Wet dog, maybe. A whiff of used nappy, in the case of the family folk. Bubble gum, from one of those cardboard air fresheners the hand car wash guys give you. Petrol, if you’re very unlucky.

Need a new or used car but not sure which make or model? James Ruppert can help you decide

Is this the executive car that really does do it all?

 The original and an Italian take on the Japanese icon

How to buy a good one, as used prices edge upwards

Carl Settle is selling a Bentley Continental convertible, and wants to know the best time to sell and what he could replace it with

Rachael Jarvis has an unusual request: she has £4,500 to spend on a spacious family car for London that may also be used in a dog walking business

The defect has been linked to three deaths and five injuries worldwide

Bigger, better, devastating

SsangYong's extended 'crossover' vehcicle starts at £18,250

The Ford Mustang gets some competition, and British drivers a little more choice in this niche of the market

'We need to phase out CO2 emissions and we need to change our pattern of using fossil fuels if we want to save the Earth,' says a Dutch Labour Party member

Can Italian flair mix happily with Japanese engineering?

It’s the largest-selling crossover SUV in the USA. And it’s crossed over the Pond. But does its presence mean that Ford can actually make inroads into what is already a well-established premium SUV category? We’re aiming to find out.

For four decades VW have been honing their Golf. Despite the high-profiel scandals, here's why a used Golf can make a lot of sense

The cars will arrive as normal – but they won’t have a driver, and they’ll also be free