Opinion
"Germany’s number one when it comes to building the best"
"Germany’s number one when it comes to building the best"
As Mike Rutherford has voted in 2015’s World Car Awards, he thinks the Germans have the market cornered, but Brits aren’t far behind
“At last, a car maker that’s not obsessed with beating BMW”
“At last, a car maker that’s not obsessed with beating BMW”
After driving the new XC90, Steve Fowler thinks Volvo has come of age with a clear direction for the future
"Annual driving appraisals should be compulsory"
"Annual driving appraisals should be compulsory"
Mike Rutherford thinks a compulsory driving appraisal every year could be one of the best investments a motorist can make
"Fiat’s had more false dawns than the England football team"
"Fiat’s had more false dawns than the England football team"
We’ve been teased by the prospect of future Fiats before, only to find another 500 variant, says Steve Fowler
“There’s a lot that other car firms could learn from Mazda” 
“There’s a lot that other car firms could learn from Mazda”
Deputy editor Graham Hope thinks Mazda’s constant search for innovation is paying huge dividends, and that others should take note
"Affordable cars shouldn't be underestimated"
"Affordable cars shouldn't be underestimated"
Mike Rutherford gives his run-down of some of the contenders for this year’s World Car Awards
“UK car production hits a high and is set to grow even more”
“UK car production hits a high and is set to grow even more”
With an election looming, Editor-in-chief Steve Fowler hopes the next government sees the importance of further UK growth and investment
“Merc, BMW and Audi have had their moments of glory" 
“Merc, BMW and Audi have had their moments of glory"
With the arrival of the brand new XE, Jaguar is threatening to play the Germans at their own game, says Mike Rutherford
"I’d choose an old banger over an electric car any day"
"I’d choose an old banger over an electric car any day"
Electric vehicles and charging points just aren’t up to the job, says columnist Mike Rutherford
"Ford's GT stole the show, but how does it affect Mondeo?"
"Ford's GT stole the show, but how does it affect Mondeo?"
The day tech from the Ford GT supercar makes its way onto everyday models can't come soon enough, says Editor-in-chief Steve Fowler
"Transport is real a day-to-day issue"
"Transport is real a day-to-day issue"
Getting transport policy right is crucial for the upcoming election, says columnist Mike Rutherford
Trying to keep track of Mercedes’ ever expanding range
Trying to keep track of Mercedes’ ever expanding range
Deputy editor Graham Hope is struggling to make sense of Merc's ever-expanding range
"Your future car could be like a butler"
"Your future car could be like a butler"
Editor-in-chief Steve Fowler on the amazing car tech that will change our lives
French car makers should offer a sense of style
French car makers should offer a sense of style
The Citroen C4 Cactus has led way for new breed of stylish French cars now a new Renault 5 is following suit
"My New Year’s resolution is to never pay full retail price"
"My New Year’s resolution is to never pay full retail price"
Auto Express columnist Mike Rutherford is looking forward to a pound-pinching 2015
"The car rental revolution has begun"
"The car rental revolution has begun"
Great car rental deals may spell the end for car ownership as we know it but that could still be great news for consumers
"There’s a new honesty around Skoda that’s hugely exciting"
"There’s a new honesty around Skoda that’s hugely exciting"
The rise and rise of Skoda looks set to continue with well-judged new models and tempting tech in the pipeline
"2014 was a great year, but 2015 will be even better"
"2014 was a great year, but 2015 will be even better"
Editor-in-chief Steve Fowler says 2015 is shaping up nicely - especially from a British point of view
"For motorists today, hydrogen cars are irrelevant"
"For motorists today, hydrogen cars are irrelevant"
The tech is there, but the energy industry and governments aren't investing enough in hydrogen, says Mike Rutherford
"Tesla's fuelling infrastructure is key to its success"
"Tesla's fuelling infrastructure is key to its success"
Editor-in-chief Steve Fowler thinks Tesla-style fuelling infrastructure could solve problem of fuelling hydrogen cars
Opinion: manufacturers' EV range claims are unrealistic 
Opinion: manufacturers' EV range claims are unrealistic
Mike Rutherford ponders the range and price anxieties of electric cars following a drive in the Kia Soul EV
SEAT's future is bright…and you've played a significant role
SEAT's future is bright…and you've played a significant role
The influence of Driver Power is clear to see, as SEAT plans to turn around its dealers as a result
"Other sports treat their elite titles with respect, not F1 
"Other sports treat their elite titles with respect, not F1
Formula One rule makers had a lucky escape when Lewis Hamilton took the 2014 F1 World Championship
"Audi's gadgetry is audaciously clever"
"Audi's gadgetry is audaciously clever"
Traffic light recognition tech is incredible but requires co-operation from governments, says Mike Rutherford
"Mercedes makes great cars, but there’s something lacking"
"Mercedes makes great cars, but there’s something lacking"
It’s an A+ for the Mercedes-AMG GT and Maybach - but editor-in-chief Steve Fowler isn't convinced about other Mercs...
Motorists may be fooled into believing car theft is rampant
Motorists may be fooled into believing car theft is rampant
It was only a matter of time before scaremongering about car crime returned, says Mike Rutherford
"Car buying hasn't changed much in 50 years… until now"
"Car buying hasn't changed much in 50 years… until now"
The opening of Hyundai's Rockar showroom could signal a shift in the way we buy cars to a new online model
"Young adults find it impossible to buy a car"
"Young adults find it impossible to buy a car"
Excessively priced insurance is the reason first-time drivers find it so difficult to run a car, says Mike Rutherford
"Put as much effort into choosing tyres as you would your ne
"Put as much effort into choosing tyres as you would your ne
Our tyre tests prove why safety should take priority over price, says Steve Fowler
"Car owners are being priced off the road by our 'leaders'" 
"Car owners are being priced off the road by our 'leaders'"
Our man wants to remind David Cameron he's broken his 'friend of the motorist' promise he made in 2010
"Hatchbacks, not SUVs, are grabbing the sales"
"Hatchbacks, not SUVs, are grabbing the sales"
There’s life in the old hatchback yet in spite of all the new SUVs, says editor-in-chief Steve Fowler
"VW employees are the cleverest in the car business" 
"VW employees are the cleverest in the car business"
VW's employees are busier, cleverer and hungrier than we thought, says columnist Mike Rutherford
"How good could Skoda be if VW left it to its own devices?"
"How good could Skoda be if VW left it to its own devices?"
Editor-in-chief Steve Fowler ponders the potential of the Czech brand without VW Group pressures
Sibling-style rivalry between brands is great for consumers 
Sibling-style rivalry between brands is great for consumers
Our man thinks healthy rivalry between Peugeot and Citroen helps produce some of the best, most desirable real-world models
"Winds of change at GM have blown in a brilliant new Corsa"
"Winds of change at GM have blown in a brilliant new Corsa"
The new Vauxhall Corsa proves GM is no longer playing catch-up, says editor-in-chief Steve Fowler