For decades, Honda have been perfecting their craft at building track inspired, road cars – by taking a mass production model and making it quite fast, whilst refining the chassis dynamics and giving it a ‘Type-R’ badge, before hitting the forecourts.
Impreza is a name that will be hugely familiar to many rally fans, it is said model, and in the hands of the late Colin McRae that got me into motorsport – gone though are the glory days, as the Impreza we once loved, is nothing more than a distant memory.
Welcome to the last of our road safety articles after resident reporter Graham Curry spent a shift with a PSNI Road Policing crew with the aim of understanding and highlighting issues seen daily on our roads in the hope that you, the reader, take on-board the info and act upon it to make our roads a safer place.
Welcome to the penultimate of our road safety articles, aimed at highlighting issues seen daily on our roads in the hope that you, the reader, take on-board the info and act upon it to make our roads a safer place.
The name Maserati will inspire thoughts of low slung executive saloon’s or sports coupés with fire breathing petrol engines, stunningly glorious looks and exclusive interiors for most people; however the all new Levante S delves deep into new territory.
Welcome to part three of what looks like five articles in total, titled ‘road safety as witnessed by a back-seat driver’ – in this instalment I aim to cover motoring issues such as drink and drug driving along with passenger safety.
We likely all know that the most capable vehicles off-road are from the Land Rover stable and regular readers will also know I am no stranger to taking them off-road.
You may well have read my mutterings just the other day with reference to road safety and how I spent a shift alongside the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s Roads Policing Team.
As someone who spends a lot of time on our roads testing and reviewing new cars, as well as driving cars of interest, road safety is something that I think about daily – unlike many on our roads.
ALFA ROMEO’S GIULIA TAKES THE DOUBLE AT THE IRISH CAR OF THE YEAR AWARDS 2018