Out Of The Wilderness?

TEN YEARS HAVE PASSED SINCE PRODUCTION of the last TVR ended, but the company’s influence on the sports car market is still clear to see. The current crop of loud, brawny sports cars such as the Aston Martin Vantage and Jaguar F-type would arguably never have existed had the Griffith and Cerbera not set the mould. The established manufacturers offer no gratitude, however, as it’s their cars that are going to give the new TVR the hardest time.

Why This Is VW's Real Hot Hatch

Input from the chassis man behind the Golf Clubsport S means this should be the most exciting Polo GTI to date

Porsche Cayenne Turbo

Third-generation version of benchmark fast SUV gets a new engine and handling aids

Peugeot 208 GTi By Peugeot Sport

A modern Peugeot hot hatch has joined the Fleet, too, and its custodian is very pleased indeed

Frankfurt Motor Show The Bad

SEAT We need to talk about SEAT.

The Verdict

It’s decision time. So which of these three very hot hatches is our clear winner?

Now Meet Tomorrow's Hot Hatch Heroes

With the latest Honda Civic Type R raising the stakes in the hot hatch market, we look at how its rivals will respond over the next 12 monthst

Delights At The Museum

Alfa Romeo’s museum not only charts the company’s long and sometimes glorious history, it also makes you aware of the passion that has kept the company going through its rockier periods

Rallying Does It Have A Future?

Despite a huge collective fondness for rallying, the sport seems to be in decline. How can it be saved? The evo team don their thinking bobble hats to come up with a possible solution