Wondering what cars might become classics in a few years' time? We reckon this generation of Honda Type R will make the cut.
"I've been looking at new cars and a lot of them seem to be automatic only. Will all cars eventually be automatic? Why can't I have a manual?"
The first hot Clio since the Williams was every bit as much fun as its predecessor, albeit slightly more grown up.
"I'm seeing a lot of noise online about Tesla owners wanting to get rid of their cars because of Elon Musk."
"Do you have a rational explanation why to select Reverse in an automatic gearbox, the shifter must be moved toward the front of the car and to select Drive the shifter must be moved to the rear of the car?
It was billed by Citroen as five cars in one, and by the media as latter-day 2CV, but it seems that the C3 Pluriel has yet to catch on as a classic...
Ford's diminutive sub-supermini was the first to show off the company's 'New Edge' styling and was also a terrific car to drive.
"Would I be offered more for a trade-in if my car has full main dealer service history?"
It was a long time coming, but the Ford Focus RS was worthy of the Rallye Sport moniker.
"I've had to put up with 20mph limits for a year now, are they really worth the trouble?"
Toyota's RAV4 was the car that pretty much created the 'soft-roader'. It was certainly a trendsetter - but a future classic?
"I've seen news stories saying that the Tesla Cybertruck is banned in the UK. Why are other pick up trucks legal but this one is not?"
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