The Intercooler Audio Articles

Proper Man Maths always involves heart over head decisions and, says Andrew Frankel, there can be no greater exemplar of this noble tradition than this

The Land Rover Discovery is the slowest-selling model in the company’s portfolio. Dan Prosser wonders how a new version might change that

Ian Callum has loved the Mini almost all his life. He explains the magic and why the opportunity to re-invent it in the 21st century was too good to miss

With his new long-termer not yet built, Dan Prosser finds himself the custodian of another electric Audi. Will this one slot seamlessly into family life? 

Abarth’s hot turbocharged twist on the MX-5 formula has its charms, but the catches might put off all but the dedicated, says Lewis Kingston

In the first of a new series exploring the world’s great car manufacturing cities, Gavin Green explains how Detroit became the home of the US automotive industry

As brand new supercars become eye-wateringly expensive, a used 720S increasingly seems anything but, says Dan Prosser

A sad farewell to our favourite reptile, as Andrew Frankel takes the best of the best to Wales for one last blast

Want to introduce your partner to classic motoring? A trip to the pub perhaps. Unless you’re Gez Medinger, for whom nothing less than 2000 miles to the Austrian Alps and back would do

A little more power for a lot more money, is Aston’s new flagship SUV still one of the best of its breed? Andrew English drives it

The problem with electric cars is that they’re dull to drive and devoid of personality. Well, not always, says Dan Prosser. And here’s the proof

We’re approaching the end of an era where fun and affordable cars can still be bought. Young writer Max Taylor says they have to be saved from oblivion

For a brief moment it was the fastest-accelerating road car BMW had ever produced. But that’s not why Dan Prosser has been dreaming of one

In a new series exploring his most unfathomable car buying decisions, Richard Bremner attempts to explain why he's owned two Allegros

Major manufacturers are massively rolling back their commitment to EVs. But governments are sticking to their targets. At least for now. Andrew Frankel reports

These courses have helped keep roads safer, but by how much? And do they now need rethinking? Serial attendee Ben Oliver takes a look

You may not have heard of Dorothy Levitt, or the concours named after her but, says Joana Fidalgo, there is nothing else like it on earth

Having dreamt of the moment for decades, Andrew Frankel finally finds himself airborne in a Spitfire. Here’s what happened next

It’s one of our favourite four-doors, but somewhat overlooked by the market at present. A fact reflected in current values, says Andrew Frankel

To many, the idea of flying a Supermarine Spitfire is the stuff of dreams. It certainly was to Andrew Frankel, until the very moment it happened

For better or worse, AI could impact the way we read about cars, buy cars and even drive them. The entirely sentient Colin Goodwin and Steve Sutcliffe take a look

These days just because a car has an item of equipment doesn’t mean you get to use it, unless you pay. And, says young writer Max Taylor, it’s getting worse

For several decades, car spy photography was lucrative and exciting work. But only for those prepared to go the extra mile, writes Richard Porter

Well actually, all the evidence is that it will, especially for drivers competing in F1. But why not top rally and sports car drivers too? Gez Medinger investigates

The big V8, the noise, the seats, those arches. No wonder Helen Wakerley loves her Black Series so much. But there’s even more to it than meets the eye