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ArticleDetail Analysis: Alfa Romeo ‘Busso’ V6 – Chromed Inlet Pipes
Making purely functional components as pretty as possible – in true Italian style
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ArticleDesign Development: Bollinger B1
Bollinger Motors’ brutal battery powered B1 strikes out in a very different direction from the glut of next-generation electric cars
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ArticleConcept Cars of the Week: Corvair Sports Cars
The humble Chevrolet compact inspired some surprising sports cars
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ArticleDriven: Nissan Micra (K14)
It’s bigger and much better looking than the outgoing car, but is the fifth-generation Nissan Micra a hit or a miss inside?
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ArticleBentley’s Sielaff adds Mulliner role
Ex-VW man Stefan takes over design at bespoke coachbuilding arm
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ArticleFirst Sight: Tesla Model 3
Elon Musk’s electric car for the masses finally makes its official debut
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ArticleConcept Car(s) of the Week: The Darrin Roadsters
Dutch Darrin’s search for the ‘Holy Grail’ of sports cars
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ArticleDesign Development: Genesis GV80 Concept
The inside story on Korea's forward-looking premium SUV
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ArticleDesign Interview: Citroën’s Andrew Cowell
Design manager of C3 and C5 Aircross on the tension between brand coherence and creativity
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Pforzheim Summer Degree Show 2017
Highlights from one of the top universities for transport design
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Moray Callum on Ford’s design reshuffle
The Blue Oval’s design chief on who’s gone where and why
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ArticleConcept Car(s) of the Week: The Darrin Roadsters
Dutchman Darrin's search for the ‘Holy Grail’ of sports cars
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ArticleCDR 4 Highlights: Kris Tomasson, Nio
From the Car Design Review 4 yearbook: Inside a brave and adventurous startup
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Bugatti Chiron: ‘The Bugatti Line’
The Chiron's raison d'être is to do everything the Veyron did, but better – including the aesthetics
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ArticleCDR4 Highlights: Andreas Nilsson, Lynk & Co
Another highlight from our Car Design Review 4 yearbook – a man with a brand new brand
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ArticleConcept Car(s) of the Week: The Corvette Quartet (1954)
The Chevrolet Corvette is an American automotive icon. Introduced in 1953, it is the longest continually produced domestic car, still going strong at almost 65 years. But its beginning was shaky, and the sports car program was almost canceled before it had really begun.
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ArticleMPV RIP: is the monobox dead?
The one-box format seemed here to stay – until it went. Has it gone forever?