The DB9 embodies all that is great about the Aston Martin; it oozes finesse, elegance and above all else, sheer power

Audi didn’t really push the boundaries in terms of bodywork. It’s what is going on inside the car that makes it special.

Following on from the A1 hatchback, Audi brought us the Sportback in 2012. There were a few visible changes made, most notably, the A1 was now a 5-door.

It’s always interesting to see the craftsmanship that went into these vehicles

So we’ve decided to revisit an article we posted in 2011, in which we discussed our political overlords and their cars.

At launch, the X-type was exclusively an all-wheel drive car available with two petrol V6 engines.