'A classic British (and Italian) job will always be Meaden’s kind of Mini adventure'

'A classic British (and Italian) job will always be Meaden’s kind of Mini adventure'
The Mini's handling and the sheer tenacity of its road-holding were revelatory
'Porsche 911s are now some kind of genetic throwback'

'Porsche 911s are now some kind of genetic throwback'
Sadly, the submissive new 911 now sits dutifully in the shadow of Porsche’s money-spinners
Formula e cars driven on track

Formula e cars driven on track
Formula E has come a long way and so have the cars, we test the latest Audi Formula E car against its predecessor to gauge the progress made
'Old cars reconnect us to what we love about driving'

'Old cars reconnect us to what we love about driving'
Stop the pace race! If you’re listening, manufacturers, less can actually be more
'The Aston Martin Valkyrie is a truly extraordinary project'

'The Aston Martin Valkyrie is a truly extraordinary project'
Concorde was the product of boundless ambition; Aston Martin's Valkyrie represents that same spirit too
'Think race circuits are scary? Try a test track...'

'Think race circuits are scary? Try a test track...'
Once the barrier lifts you enter a different realm. One entirely different, often vaguely military
'Supercar launches used to be something special'

'Supercar launches used to be something special'
Supercar launches used to be something special, now they’re a monthly occurrence
The biggest thrills often come from the simplest of things

The biggest thrills often come from the simplest of things
The most enjoyable and rewarding thing with four wheels and an internal combustion engine is a kart
The 488 Pista's not a patch on the ‘flawed’ F40'

The 488 Pista's not a patch on the ‘flawed’ F40'
The demands the F40 places on you to keep it on the boil would never be sanctioned today
'Reborn classics are a hark back to simpler times'

'Reborn classics are a hark back to simpler times'
There's a powerful craving for cars that are compact, characterful and beautiful
The erosion of our ability to enjoy the open road isn’t new

The erosion of our ability to enjoy the open road isn’t new
It’s the prescience of his observations and the relevance almost half a century later that really resonates
Alpine’s leading a lightweight revival with the A110

Alpine’s leading a lightweight revival with the A110
What excites me most is that it could be the beginning of a new and thrilling family of sports cars
‘The joys of a group test are an increasingly rare treat in 

‘The joys of a group test are an increasingly rare treat in
The magazine road test is under threat at a time when it’s needed more than ever
'you don’t need 500 horses to put a smile on your face'

'you don’t need 500 horses to put a smile on your face'
Power and speed are intoxicating, but you don’t need 500 horses to put a smile on your face
Behind the wheel of a Mini Cooper S at Goodwood Revival

Behind the wheel of a Mini Cooper S at Goodwood Revival
Richard Meaden races one of the original British performance-car greats the Goodwood Revival – with unexpected consequences
Opinion - Richard Meaden

Opinion - Richard Meaden
It's over 30 years since Meaden passed his driving test, and it remains as the single most momentous thing he's ever passed
Opinion - Richard Meaden

Opinion - Richard Meaden
Gimmick or genuine drivers' tool? Meaden weights up digital driver modes, and their positive, or negative effect
Opinion - Richard Meaden

Opinion - Richard Meaden
Meaden questions the value of modern-age driver modes, and whether this is one more performance element we don't really want...
Opinion - Richard Meaden

Opinion - Richard Meaden
These days if you’re searching for performance bargains you need to think big, reckons Meaden
Opinion - Richard Meaden

Opinion - Richard Meaden
The cornering shot used to be a source of education and inspiration, but its currency has been devalued in recent times, reckons Meaden
Opinion - Richard Meaden

Opinion - Richard Meaden
Your perfect three-car garage? Child’s play, says Meaden. What you really want is to identify your automotive soulmate
Opinion - Richard Meaden

Opinion - Richard Meaden
Flying may be quicker, but you can’t beat the sense of adventure that comes with a big-miles road-trip, reckons Meaden
Opinion - Richard Meaden

Opinion - Richard Meaden
What was your most memorable drive? Dickie recounts some of his, and obviously, they're incredible...
Opinion - Richard Meaden

Opinion - Richard Meaden
There’s a natural antidote to the crushing ability of modern performance cars, says Meaden, just keep an eye on the Met Office
Richard Meaden - opinion

Richard Meaden - opinion
Calling Toyota 'the most exciting car brand' might sound dubious, but Meaden might be on to something...
Richard Meaden - opinion

Richard Meaden - opinion
Dickie ponders the pointless, but seductive objective of road cars reaching the 300mph milestone
Opinion - Richard Meaden

Opinion - Richard Meaden
Dickie harks back to a time when hunting down second hand cars was a Sunday ritual rather than an open tab on your browser
Opinion - Richard Meaden

Opinion - Richard Meaden
Worried that Lamborghini might be losing its hardcore edge, Meaden appraises the future of the raging bull
Opinion - Richard Meaden

Opinion - Richard Meaden
Could recent changes to cars and roads be causing driving standards to decline? Dickie has noticed some worrying initial signs.
evo - opinion

evo - opinion
When the alarm bells (and suspension failure warnings) are ringing, should you still buy that well-used dream car? Meaden did.
evo Opinion - Richard Meaden

evo Opinion - Richard Meaden
Some of the most deranged automotive one-offs are the result of engine swaps. Meaden identifies his favourites.
Porsche 911 Carrera GTS v Aston Martin V12 Vantage S

Porsche 911 Carrera GTS v Aston Martin V12 Vantage S
The 911 is hard to beat, and the latest GTS is a real gem. But perhaps a special used alternative in the V12 Vantage S might sway you...