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JobsIt may have only a four-pot diesel, but this Jag has all the class you'd expect from the marque, says Sathnam Sanghera.
The appetite for new cars may have waned in the UK, but the export market is thriving. Car manufacturers shipped 80% of their output overseas last year, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.
In an industry-wide boom (or 'brum') BMW, Chrysler, Ford and General Motors are enjoying a tyre-smoking sales boost.
The Citroen DS3 Racing is not the most grown-up of cars, concedes Sathnam Sanghera, but it's all the better for it.
It has had a chequered past but the UK's largest luxury carmaker is on the up again. Here's how it happened...
The Peugeot RCZ handles well and looks great, but its hatchback origins are too apparent inside, says Sathnam Sanghera.
Toy manufacturer Hornby must be chuffed. The model railway maker and manufacturer of the Scalextric and Airfix kits has posted an 80% jump in first-half pretax earnings to £10.8m.
The amount UK-based car parts entrepreneur Sukhpal Singh stands to make after he sold his business to a US company.
Iconic car marque Aston Martin has once again won the crown as the coolest brand in the UK. It seems the motor manufacturer is neither shaken nor stirred by Apple's ubiquity...
Jaguar Land Rover has plans to build its own engines - in a new £355m factory in Wolverhampton.
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