Which is better: a good family estate car with normal car manners and space in length; or a crossover SUV with high driving position, oodles of headroom and at least a fighting chance of off-road progress?
Few manufacturers have a reputation for building vehicle to last over all terrains like Toyota. Aside from being one of the great rally car manufacturers, its Land Cruiser and Hilux vehicles really do endure punishment like no other cars in the world.
Alfa Romeo is going through something of a purple patch of late. Its Giulia sedan gets rave reviews (including from us), while its first attempt at an SUV — the Stelvio — has been a massive hit.
We love it when a famous name from motoring history makes a comeback. Whether it’s Borgward or Bugatti, Iso or Alpine, there’s something about a new car bearing a name we’ve not heard in ages.
As anticipated, Aston Martin has unveiled its latest hypercar at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show. Less expected is the fact it’s been joined by another sibling — which will become the brand’s first mid-engined production car.
When Bugatti revealed the Divo last year, it said it signaled a return to the brand’s coachbuilding tradition. Today it’s unveiled a car which very firmly rubber-stamps that statement.
Aston Martin has been talking about its Valkyrie hypercar for some time now. It first arrived in prototype AM-RB 001 form three years ago, but we’re only finding out today just how hyper it is.
Precious few people have even got the chance to drive the new Toyota Supra road car yet, but already there’s three race car versions. Next week at the 2019 Geneva International Motor Show, Toyota will add a fourth: the GR Supra GT4 Concept.