1. Porsche doesn’t disappoint

Get Wokingham, Friday 23 May 2008

This is the Porsche which proper men aren’t supposed to like, but I couldn’t get enough of it.

2. Return of the Clubman

Get Wokingham, Friday 30 May 2008
What’s not to like about the Mini Clubman?

3. Knowl Hill Garage

Get Wokingham, Thursday 12 June 2008

Knowl Hill Garage was one of the first Chrysler Jeep suppliers in the UK back in 1993.

4. West End Garage

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 17 June 2008

Damian Dunne is the eldest son of the West End Garage’s original founder. His premises is located on the main A322 Guildford Road, about 10 minutes from Bracknell Town Centre.

5. 500 reasons to buy new Fiat

Get Wokingham, Friday 16 May 2008

The cheeky little forerunner of the new Fiat 500 might have become an enduring icon of Italian chic, but I suspect that its humble beginnings lay more in transporting ‘mama mia’ from ‘A-ah to B-ah’.

6. Kia Pro-Cee'd lives up to the hype

Get Wokingham, Monday 18 February 2008

JUST occasionally, the adman’s hype lives up to the realities of the real world.

7. Save money on your car

Get Wokingham, Friday 18 April 2008
Concerned about rising fuel prices? There are other ways to cut the price of motoring. SIMON DONOHUE reveals how to avoid paying road tax.

8. The legendary 500 returns

Get Wokingham, Friday 25 April 2008

There are few things as a grown up which inspire the same giddy excitement of a child flicking through a catalogue for that next birthday gift, but the arrival of the new Fiat 500 is one of them.

 

9. A limited-edition TSIII model has just joined the Hyundai Coupe range

Get Wokingham, Friday 2 May 2008
A limited-edition TSIII model has just joined the Hyundai Coupe range, and only a few will be made available in Britain. With enhanced sporty looks, plus Eibach springs that combine to give the TSIII Coupe a lower, more aggressive stance, the special one-off will cost around £19,500.

10. Kuga’s new ground

Get Wokingham, Friday 2 May 2008

THE rain in Spain falls mainly on the motoring writer. Or at least it did during the launch of Ford’s latest motor, the crossover-style 4x4 Kuga.

We’re not talking drizzle here, or showers, or even cloudbursts... but a continuous, torrential, Noah-would-have-felt-at-home downpour. Forget the factor 20 and sunhat, it was time to break out the sou’ wester and wellies, but the very un-Spanish precipitation did provide a thorough workout for the debut car.