Banger racing. It’s gritty, it’s exciting, and it’s unapologetically British. A roaring track filled with old, battered cars getting their one last hurrah, crashing and battling in a high-octane spectacle of motorsport. These cars, typically far beyond any economical repair, are stripped, reinforced, and unleashed on the track to deliver pure, adrenaline-filled entertainment. Among the hundreds of vehicles that have stormed the circuits over the years, a select few have achieved legendary status in the world of banger racing. Here’s a look at five cars that made their mark. Jaguar XJ – Luxury Meets Destruction The Jaguar XJ, particularly the

Since its inception, 'What Car?' magazine has been a pivotal voice in the automotive industry, offering comprehensive reviews and insights into the latest cars. Their annual 'Car of the Year' awards, a tradition since 1978, have become a benchmark of excellence, guiding consumers in their car buying decisions. These awards celebrate not just engineering prowess, but also the practicality and satisfaction a car brings to its owner. The 'Car of the Year' accolade is not awarded lightly. 'What Car?' employs a rigorous set of criteria to determine each year's winner. These criteria include performance, comfort, safety, economy, and reliability.

In the world of classic cars, there's a prevalent notion that the best way to preserve these vintage beauties is to keep them stored away, untouched, and unblemished. However, this approach might be doing more harm than good to the car and the owner's experience. The classic car, a symbol of automotive heritage and engineering marvel, is meant for far more than just being a static display. This blog delves into why the true essence of owning a classic car lies not in its storage but in its journey on the open road.   The Thrill of Driving Classic Cars