A ferry short adventure

For all the advances in automotive technology, the modern motor car remains all at sea when faced with a stretch of water. Examples of amphibious cars do exist ñ the German Amphicar is the first aquatic automobile that swims to mind ñ but the car parked on your driveway requires a little help if it […]

Volkswagen opens UK order books for the new Touareg

Volkswagen has opened the order books for its new flagship SUV – the third generation Touareg. Boasting the latest assistance systems, some of them appearing for the first time in a Volkswagen, the Touareg also offers the option of the new Innovision Cockpit which comprises an intuitive digital operating, information, communication and entertainment unit that can be fully personalised. 

Gripping new technology for Vauxhall Grandland X

Vauxhall has introduced its fully-electronic IntelliGrip traction control system on the all-new Grandland X SUV, ensuring the vehicle always remains stable on any surface. With five independent driving modes available, IntelliGrip enables traction and stability at all times by delivering optimal grip through the wheels. With five independent driving modes available, IntelliGrip enables traction and stability at all times by delivering optimal grip through the wheels. The driver can choose from five modes via a centre dial, with the IntelliGrip system immediately adapting engine and transmission control, torque distribution and ESP settings to ensure optimal contact to the driving surface.

Kia Stonic enters crowded market for small SUVs

Kia has entered Europe’s fastest-growing market sector, that for small B-segment SUVs, with the Stonic, which it describes as an exciting, sporty, confident and smart new model. Diesel prices start at £17,795

Skoda flexes its SUV muscles

Skoda demonstrated its strength in the SUV segment at the Frankfurt Motor Show with three models on display to wow the crowds.