Jaguar’s New Wimbledon Hero A hot sunny day in June saw the launch of Jaguar’s new XF Sportbrake released to the world via the internet and to journalists from the motoring and sport worlds in the Brick Lane area of London. Tennis was very much the theme for the launchRead More →
The Good, The Bad and the Ugly. An irrelevant look at a certain car. Ford Fusion. 2002 – 2012 Here is a car that might have slipped you by. Indeed, you might even have one drive past you later and to be honest, you probably wouldn’t even notice it. ButRead More →
The Good, The bad and the Ugly. An irrelevant look at a certain car. The Renault Clio 2. The 1998 – 2005 Clio in almost all of it guises was a sensational little car. Even now, some 20 years later, they are still fun to drive. Nicole and her PapaRead More →
The Good, The bad and the Ugly. An irrelevant look at a certain car. The Peugeot 307 2001 – 2008 I’m a big fan of Peugeots. I’ve owned 5. I’d own another because I have no problem with owning a French car. I won’t however own a Peugeot ending withRead More →
Volvo 66GL Elastic Fantastic What a strange little creature the Volvo 66 is. It’s not really a Volvo at all. Underneath its square styling lives the Daf 66 and deeper into that is the Daf 55. Daf’s car division was taken over by Volvo in 1975 and almost immediately theyRead More →
Chris Hughes from Peugeot Sport Club UK invited The Gay UK along to their 2019 Peugeot Festival at Prescott Hill in the picturesque village of Gotherington, Cheltenham. Sunday’s weather, the Saturday was the hottest it had been all year, was thankfully, milder in comparison. .And, all the better for it.Read More →
Writing about cars and testing various marques might sound glamorous but beneath the glitz of a new car is the darker world of the second hand car market. Sometimes 7 hands. Sometimes even more. Working in the motor trade, from time to time you get offered some real gems.Read More →
Ford Puma B Ford sparked outrage earlier this year when they announced their new SUV for the ever competitive B segment market. They called it The Puma. Many took to Twitter to voice their concerns and outrage for the car that had been in production for just 4 years. JudgingRead More →
Alfa Romeo MiTo I always wanted a MiTo. It’s the cheapest and easiest way into Alfa Romeo ownership. Unlike years ago, it won’t fall apart. I almost bought one but university called and so the idea was put on the back burner. When l had finished uni l bought aRead More →
Peugeot 108 In times of obesity where the world is getting fatter it’s quite refreshing to see a manufacture continue to make its small car just that; small. Parked next to the last of the 106 generation it is noticeably smaller. Now in its next incarnation, has the Peugeot 108Read More →
