From the archive: on this day in 1978

The 265 GLE's biggest asset was its very generous stowage compartment Volvo storms market with all-practical estate, Chrysler's shock withdrawal, the unbeaten Ferrari Daytona Recently, Volvo pulled all its estate (and saloon) cars from sale, citing the greater popularity of SUVs – news that caused some sorrow, given the Swedish

Autocar magazine 23 August: on sale now

In Autocar this week... Lamborghini's shock new EV, discovering what the best-handing EV is, and road testing a black cab This week in Autocar, we have all you need to know about Lamborghini's shock new EV, find out what the best-handing EV is and road test a black cab. News Lamborghini's long-awaited

First drive: 2024 Porsche Panamera prototype

Luxury saloon enters third generation with smarter look, promise of sharper dynamics and yet better powertrains The 2020 arrival of the Porsche Taycan left us scratching our heads about the long-term future of the Panamera. Having two very similar models in the same line-up sounded like a peculiar game plan,

Zenvo hints at 'junior' hypercar with V6 or V8 power

The Aurora's engine has been designed to be as configurable as possible Danish hypercar maker says it has customers for cars with smaller engines derived from new V12 Aurora Zenvo could consider building a “junior hypercar” based on the new ZM1 monocoque used by the newly revealed V12 Aurora. The Danish brand's chief

Dacia to be repositioned as "serious" Jeep rival

“In my view, there’s no serious competitor for Jeep in Europe. Why couldn’t Dacia be that?" Romanian brand to have “an aspiration beyond affordability” from next-gen Duster onwards Dacia will be categorically repositioned as an offroad, ‘lifestyle’-oriented brand to rival Jeep as it pushes into new, larger market segments. The Renault