James Fossdyke

BMW i4

BMW i4 eDrive40 review


BMW’s fabulous electric fastback shows the upstart brands how electric cars should be done.
Jaguar F-Type 75

Farewell to the Jaguar F-Type: A final drive


After more than a decade on sale, the Jaguar F-Type is now on its deathbed, but both Driving.co.uk and Jaguar are celebrating what we had.
BMW M3 Competition xDrive Touring

BMW M3 Touring review


BMW has finally launched the car we’ve all been waiting for, but is the M3 estate the all-rounder we hoped it would be?
Maserati GranTurismo Folgore

Maserati GranTurismo review


The Maserati GranTurismo coupé is back, promising power, beauty and comfort in equal measure.
DS 3 E-Tense

2023 DS 3 review


With the compact SUV market moving fast, DS has given its contender a facelift, a simplified name and improved electric car tech.
Honda Civic Type R

Honda Civic Type R review


Honda has gone all out with the new Civic Type R, but will this be Honda’s last petrol-powered hatchback hero?
Skoda Enyaq iV vRS

Skoda Enyaq iV vRS 2023 review


Skoda has already launched the high-performance Enyaq vRS in sleek Coupe form, but the more practical SUV version is hot on its heels.
Alfa Romeo Tonale PHEV Q4

Alfa Romeo Tonale PHEV review


The basic hybrid Tonale was let down by its powertrain, but James Fossdyke finds that the new plug-in version is far more convincing.
Ora Funky Cat

Ora Funky Cat EV review


Laugh at the name all you want, but the Funky Cat is a statement of intent from Chinese newcomer Ora. James Fossdyke tries out the electric Cat.
Jeremy Clarkson 296 GTB review

Jeremy Clarkson's Ferrari 296 GTB verdict is in


Clarkson’s dislike of most hybrid cars is well documented, but when one comes with 819bhp it's a different matter.
Jeremy Clarkson Ford F-150

Jeremy Clarkson has found an EV he wants


Jeremy Clarkson admits disliking electric cars but the new battery powered Ford F-150 pick-up proves he can still fall for an electric *vehicle*.
Healey by Caton

Healey by Caton restomod review


The Healey by Caton is great fun when it works, says James Fossdyke, but it’s let down by a huge pricetag.