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• 2026 INEOS Grenadier Black Edition
  As it enters its third full year of production, INEOS Automotive has significantly enhanced its award-winning 4X4. For the 2026 model year, the company’s engineers have enhanced the everyday usability and enjoyment of the Grenadier station wagon and Quartermaster pick-up, while maintaining their class-leading capabilities, performance and personality. The most significant change is to theContinue reading “2026 INEOS Grenadier Black Edition”
• Singer Presents “Sorcerer”
  My enthusiasm for Porsches has waxed and waned over the years. But as I have advanced in years I have grown to appreciate them and their motorsport heritage. In recent years I added the Porsche to my list of next cars to buy and I have driven a few. To be frank I found themContinue reading “Singer Presents “Sorcerer””
• European Car of the Year – hits and misses!
  By Classic Yorkshire contributor Tony Lofthouse News that Mercedes-Benz’ all new CLA model has been crowned the 2026 European Car of the Year will be cause for great celebrations among its German bosses, but it’s not a title that guarantees a sales bonanza every time. Over 62 years of this top prize there has beenContinue reading “European Car of the Year – hits and misses!”
• Goodwood to celebrate Barry Sheene’s extraordinary life.
  My first choice of transport at the age of 16 was a Yamaha FS1E (and a Garelli Rekord) . This was followed by a number of Suzuki’s and Yamaha’s of various capacities until I changed to a car a few years later. At this time Japanese motorcycles were establishing dominance over a fading British motorcycleContinue reading “Goodwood to celebrate Barry Sheene’s extraordinary life.”
• A success story since 1976: The Golf GTI
  When the Golf GTI was launched in 1976, no one could have guessed that the 81 kW (110 PS) Volkswagen, with its red grille surround, black wheel arch extensions and golf ball gear knob, would soon become the world’s most successful compact sports car. Only 5,000 units were planned, but in the first year alone dealers soldContinue reading “A success story since 1976: The Golf GTI”