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ARABIAN ALL-NIGHTERS
The Dakar is the toughest rally on Earth, and these are the mechanics who make it happen. Piers Ward joins them on the job
Ora Funky Cat
Distinctive Chinese EV jumps into the UK's family market. Will it land on its feet? | MODEL TESTED 48KWH FIRST EDITION | Price £31,995 Power 169bhp Torque 184lb ft 0-60mph 7.7sec 30-70mph 7.2sec Economy 3.1mpkWh Max DC charging speed 61kW 70-Omph 60.9m
PORSCHE 911 DAKAR
TESTED 19.1.23, MOROCCO ON SALE SOLD OUT PRICE £173,000 | Safari 911s have long been cult favourites. Now at last Porsche has made one you can buy. With 473bhp and 4WD, is it the ultimate desert racer?
LAST ROLL OF THE ICE
As experts start to question the wisdom of all-out electrification, Hilton Holloway makes the economic and environmental case for keeping combustion cars on the road
Stretched to breaking point
Elongated limousines, perennially popular for prom nights plus hen and stag dos, are a much rarer sight than they used to be. John Evans visits one operator to ask why
HONDA CIVIC
Over 5678 miles, this humble family hatchback demonstrated what other cars, and other drivers, are missing
BUMP AND GRIND
How well suited is the average small car to the rigours of everyday family life, as well as some more adventurous journeys? Matt Saunders finds out by spending a busy week in the brilliant Suzuki Ignis
TURN UP THE HEAT
This rorty Renault is one of the best-ever hardcore hatches, argues Oliver Young
RANGE ROVER EVOQUE
Feel-good luxury meets off-road capability in form. Mark Pearson reports shrink-wrapped.
HONDA CIVIC
Some things never change, as these two Hondas prove
CUPRA BORN
Cupra's first EV worked its way under our skin during its 5750-mile test. Here's why
VAUXHALL ASTRA
New-era hatch arrives in 1.2 guise before design boss oversees a swap to the PHEV
Citroën Ami
Is tiny Citroën the future of urban motoring or a G-Wiz reborn in funkier wrapping?
LMC MKII FIA
If it looks like a Cobra and behaves like a Cobra, it must be a Cobra, right? Not quite...
VOLVO C40 RECHARGE
Electric coupé-SUV gains a cheaper, single-motor variant - but blink and you'll miss it
ORA LIGHTNING CAT
Chinese maker of quirky electric cars introduces us to another of its feline friends
TRANSFER WINDOW FLIES OPEN
Time to analyse Formula 1's team management merry-go-round
FUEL CELLS: THE TECHNOLOGY THAT REFUSES TO BE BEATEN
Continuous power output of BMW's fuel cell system has doubled while size and weight have reduced.
Volvo's focus on 'digital seatbelt'
Techie CEO bets on code and chips to enhance safety; aims to win younger buyers
New car sales hit 30-year low
UK registrations of new cars in 2022 fell to 1.61 million but there are signs of a bounce
Car salvage sector faces upheaval
Various factors have created growth but also problems for scrappers and repairers
New Peugeot era takes shape
Striking-looking concept sets out radical path for future design and technology.
Toyota poised to add electric option to new C-HR line-up
THE NEXT-GENERATION Toyota C-HR is primed to take on the likes of the Kia Niro, moving upmarket by adding a plug-in hybrid powertrain to its ranks - and new images appear to show an electric variant is also on the cards.
VW ID 7 takes fight to Model 3
Large saloon will arrive this year with up to 435 miles of range and a Cd of just 0.23
BMW reinvents 3 Series as cool futuristic EV for 2025
New platform, fresh look and radical use of digital tech underpin new-era saloon
PAGANI HUAYRA R
Hypercar artisan extraordinaire makes a fully committed entry into track-only machinery, this Huayra R sharing practically nothing with the Huayra
In 2023, even cars are becoming vegan. But are manufacturers inadvertently doing harm to the planet by turning away from animal products?
Jesse Crosse investigates how the look, smell and feel of car interiors are changing, and asks whether all this makes for a better environment both inside and out.
Who do you think you are?
The DNA of the SL is a confused mixture of sports car and boulevard cruiser, but Mercedes-Benz passing responsibility for it to AMG surely signals a new firm focus on dynamics. Richard Lane tests the theory against the finest rival out there.
As old as the hills
The London to Brighton Run is the world's oldest motoring event.. Two of Autocar's younger bloods tackle it, but would they do it again? Mark Tisshaw shivers at the thought
HAPPY DAYS
The internal combustion engine has had a monopoly on fun for more than a century, but only by default. Andrew Frankel wonders if we'll still be able to get our kicks in the era of the electric car