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PORSCHE: GEARING UP FOR ADAPTABILITY

IT USED to be simple. If you were keen on your driving then you tended to opt for a car with a manual gearbox, while if you weren’t you went for an automatic.

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More expensive Bentley flying in the face of credit crunch

RECESSION? What recession?

Enter the space age

Ok, let’s be honest, the new Citroën Berlingo Multispace isn’t the kind of car that’s going to be on posters gracing the bedroom walls of many schoolboys any time in the near future.

Audi proves middle of the road

WHEN it comes to facelifts, the latest Audi A6 is about as subtle as they come.

Ford’s small KA set to make big impact

ALL eyes may be on Daniel Craig’s ever-disintegrating Aston Martin DBS in the latest James Bond epic, Quantum Of Solace, but the film also features another star in the making. The new Ford Ka may have only a cameo on celluloid at the hands of leading lady Olga Kurylenko but it underlines that this small car has a big future.

Safety first for Volvo

IS the Volvo XC60 the world’s first uncrashable car?

Can Suzuki's baby see off the competition?

Is this the right car at the right time? At a point where more and more of us are looking to spend less and less money, the new Suzuki Alto certainly ticks all the right small car boxes – petite, practical, reliable and cheap to buy.

Can't afford a car this Christmas? Get a book instead...

Any fans of the Top Gear TV show should make sure this is on their Christmas list.

The perfect Mercedes, if you've got a spare £100,000

ANYONE doubting the more butch and aggressive nature of the new, facelifted Mercedes SL just needs to sit in a traffic jam for a while.

Forward-looking VW with eye on its back

This is the new VW Golf. You’ll need to look long and hard to spot it, because it appears remarkably similar to the previous Golf.

Economic Murano nearly justifies price tag

In the current climate, it’s no surprise that most car manufacturers are concentrating on their diesel-powered models when it comes to 4x4s.

Big new mini to cross over into 4x4 territory

Welcome to the not-so-mini Mini.

Car maunfacturers gear up for a turbulent road ahead

THE industry is facing one of its toughest times ever but the 2008 Paris Motor Show revealed that the makers are building some of their best and –from supercars to superminis – their most diverse cars yet. Nat Barnes steers through what’s coming to a showroom near you soon...

M3 drop-top transformed

HOW YOU feel about the new BMW M3 Convertible largely depends on your view of that blue and white propeller badge on the bonnet.

Can Insignia take badge of honour from rivals?

IN DAYS gone by, models such as the Cortina, Sierra and Cavalier dominated the market, sometimes outselling entire car manufacturers.

Passat with hidden pizazz

WHEN it comes to a new car, it’s never a good start when your first question is asking why the car manufacturer is building it in the first place. In the case of Volkswagen’s new Passat CC though, that query dominates your immediate thoughts and not just why it was built but also just who is going to buy it.