Stunning Jaguar SS1 is expected to fetch up to £90,000 at the auction on April 27.

More than half of drivers are dismayed by the cost of driving, while illegal drivers are also a

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders expresses cause for optimism in automotive

Yamaha's TMax, the original 'maxi-scooter', remains one of the best in the sector and a

Latest version of the Seat Alhambra proves the MPV isn't dead, just lying low.

The increasing complexity of lass on the latest cars inevitably means they cost more to replace.

Volcanic mayhem inevitably overshadows a Jenson Button masterclass at the Chinese Grand Prix in

The race in Shanghai as viewed by our F1 diarist Simon Arron.

When is a Mercedes coupé not a coupé? When it's an estate.

Under-used cars to be rented to local people who need short-term transport.

Honest John suggests a pair of estate cars for carrying the offsprings' paraphernalia.

Honest John clarifies the supply of right-hand drive Honda Jazz cars.

Honest John advises on a car with a smaller engine that's easy to get in and to exit.

Honest John explains why some Fiat diesels can take on a mind of their own due to particulate

Honest John suggests a range of cars that seat up to seven people.

Honest John advises on a replacement for a trusty, but rusty, Ford supermini.

Honest John leaps to the defence of the Top Gear presenter.

Honest John recommends a car for a rapidly growing family.

Honest John responds to a £400-plus bill to rectify the DPF on a Peugeot.

Honest John suggests treatments that will keep a Honda's paintwork in top condition.

Honest John advises on the simplest in-car satnav systems.

Honest John advises on whether Volkswagen's hatchback is a good used buy.

Honest John responds to a reader who is horrified by new proposals to control the speed of cars.

Honest John advises on an interesting car that's easy to maintain.

Lotus claims its new 149g/km Elise is the sports car with a conscience, but is it still a hoot to