Recognise this beauty of engineering? If you’re American it’s a certainty. However, here in Europe it’s not always going to be a case of “oh yeah, that’s the new Mustang.” Why? You tell me, Ford have always seemed somewhat reluctant to drop this beast on us properly.
Tell me Ford, is it the fact that motoring [...]
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Come On Ford Europe, WAKE UP!!
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged autotmotive, cars, ford, motoring, mustang, mustang GT on October 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Is the SEAT Ibiza More than a VW Clone?
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged automotive, cars, ibiza, motoring, seat on March 18, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The Seat Ibiza is a sort of cross between the VW Polo and the VW Golf. As Seat are owned by Volkswagen many of the recent Seat Ibizas have been built on the same platform as the Polo and therefore they share many of the same characteristics. However, more recent Ibiza’s have adopted some of [...]
Audi Up The Style
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged audi, audi r8, autos, cars, motoring on March 15, 2009 | 1 Comment »
In the last couple of years Audi have really come up trumps when it comes to producing hot, stylish and sought after cars. Two of the best in their collection is the stunning Audi R8 and the trendy Audi TT.
The TT is definitely the most affordable of the pair as the [...]
Tailor-made, for a whole continent?
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged automotive, autos, cars, kia, motoring, new kia on March 10, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The new Kia Cee’d was designed with one thing in mind: pleasing European motorists. Yet things that are designed by committee usually emerge into production as something that hints at many applications but achieves none – putting a faint smile on most faces but really pleasing none. The saying “you can’t please all the people all [...]
Great Car Ads and Bad Car Ads
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged ads, adverts, c4, car ads, cars, commercials, funny, humor, humour, motoring, new citroen, new honda, new renault megane, new vauxhall, new vauxhall corsas, renault shake, tv, used car ads, videos on January 8, 2009 | 2 Comments »
With more and more mental stimuli and entertainment around, it’s getting harder and harder for advertisers to find something that grabs the attention and makes an impact. Car adverts are just the same, advertising agencies have to create something visually stunning, comedic or obscure to make a lasting impression and garner repeated viewings across the [...]
5 Cars to watch out for in 2009
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged 2009, aston martin, auto, auto news, automotive, car news, cars, driving, ford, honda, hybrid, hybrid cars, motoring, motors, renault on January 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
It’s been a tricky time for the automotive industry as the recession has plunged it’s claws in deeper with every passing month, will 2009 see it recover? Not an industry to rest on its laurels, there’s some great cars launching to keep an eye out for in the coming year with something for all tastes [...]
Would You Drive A Diesel?
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged automotive, autos, bmw, cars, debate, diesel, discussions, driving, ford, motoring, new ford, peugeot, poll, polls, sports cars, vote on December 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Diesels. There, what was your response? They say (in the hallowed boardrooms of advertising) that we all have an initial response to something be it a word or a picture. This is driven by personal experience, peer pressure, media content, advertising and so on. But can this change? Has the motor industry done enough to [...]
Speeding in a Skoda
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged car, cars, driving, jokes, motoring, motors, octavia, road tests, skoda, skoda cars, skoda jokes, skoda octavia, test drives, tests on December 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
“I got caught speeding in a Skoda, but got let off because the copper was laughing too much.”
How many Skoda jokes are there? There must be hundreds and I’ve certainly told more than my fair share. Thing is, are they still a joke? They’re no longer the comedy-fodder little boxes they were in the past. [...]

