Suzuki Swace Swace: a name combining space and sports wagon, we assume. Autocorrect nightmares aside, it's another clever way of avoiding the word estate. Think you've seen it somewhere before? … [Read more...]
2020 Hyundai IONIQ Hybrid Review – How does it stack up against the Prius?
Hyundai IONIQ Whether you like it or not, it's only a matter of time before the powers that be won't allow a car to be sold in the UK that relies on internal combustion alone. How each … [Read more...]
Honda CR-V i-DTEC SR – Driven and Reviewed
Honda CR-V i-DTEC Way back in October 2012, Driving Torque went on a first date. It was set on the beautiful shores of Loch Lomond with the dramatic peaks of the Trossachs providing a … [Read more...]
Ford Ranger Wildtrak – Driven and Reviewed
Since Mr and Mrs Farmer/Builder/Gardener discovered procreation and their faithful pick-ups became redundant due to having only one row of seats, the 'double-cab' has become a regular sight on our … [Read more...]
New Honda CR-V – First Drive
How important is the New Honda CR-V? Let there be no confusion at all here regarding the importance of this new CR-V to Honda. If you are under any illusion, just count how many of them you see on … [Read more...]
Toyota GT86 Automatic – Driven and Reviewed
Way back in 2011, Toyota created much hype at the New York Motorshow by displaying their all new model, the Scion FR-S. The strategy was simple, it was to be a rear-driven, 2+2 sports car whose … [Read more...]
You can’t kid a kidder, even with a fancy car!
Here’s my somewhat early entry into 2012’s ‘stating the bleeding obvious competition’: ‘Cars are no longer simply a means of transport, they are an expression of our character’. There you go, a winner … [Read more...]
News
Peugeot have released details and, perhaps more importantly pictures of the upcoming replacement for the 207, the imaginatively titled 208 (One wonders what they’re going to call the replacement for … [Read more...]
Scion FR-S
It was with more than a tinge of sadness that I recently realised an unerring truth; in fact, I may have even shed a tear or two. I was always told it would happen, especially when the kids came along … [Read more...]