IAIN ROBERTSON There exists a real opportunity for the sanctification of one person, or perhaps a small group, highlights Iain Robertson, that might be able
IAIN ROBERTSON While proposing that its all-new large saloon is going to turn the tide for DS, Iain Robertson remains unconvinced about its ‘world market’
IAIN ROBERTSON As the largest (20%) shareholder in Subaru, Toyota has not exactly appeared to be over-enamoured by the strategic survival partnership that Iain Robertson
IAIN ROBERTSON Measurements have defined us for years and, while cubits and hands had their places, writes Iain Robertson, there are many European decimal weights,
IAIN ROBERTSON Seldom swayed by the opinions of others, Iain Robertson admits to being stymied by the staccato style delivery of the Honda marque as
IAIN ROBERTSON Providing an assurance that he did not want to make road repairs a ‘class issue’, Iain Robertson has reached a conclusion that high-end
IAIN ROBERTSON As one of the first of the EV-makers to deal with the government’s revised EV grant programmes, Citroen has cut the price of
London taxi drivers are subject to many strange practices, and governed by many arcane rules and regulations, some dating back centuries. Some laws presented
IAIN ROBERTSON Having been on a truth crusade for much of his motoring existence, Iain Robertson was reminded very recently about an aspect of automotive
IAIN ROBERTSON Having tolerated years of responses to the question ‘How much?’, with ‘Market pricing’, Iain Robertson feels more strongly than ever that a major
IAIN ROBERTSON If there is one single motorcar that has been worth more than any other to an entire tranche of the motoring public, regardless
IAIN ROBERTSON Although not exactly late to the party, highlights Iain Robertson, with its owner/partner Hyundai charging ahead into an EV future, Kia has been
Hyundai has a bit of a habit of moving the game on a long way with every new car launch. And its new i20 is
IAIN ROBERTSON Swearing that he has undergone an EV epiphany, Iain Robertson takes an extended drive in a far from range-extended EV but reveals that
IAIN ROBERTSON Insisting that he did not intend to use ‘spaciousness’ instead, Iain Robertson states that Volvo’s claims of market leadership on the electrification front
IAIN ROBERTSON Registering almost 1.5m examples in the past twelve months, highlights Iain Robertson, through several generations (and even a name-change) since its original launch
IAIN ROBERTSON Reliably informed that Hyundai, ever in pursuit of Euro-connections, has named its latest crossover after the beautiful Basques commune of Bayonne, Iain Robertson
IAIN ROBERTSON It is also twenty years old this year and Iain Robertson recalls the battlelines being drawn up just outside Malmo Airport, where both
IAIN ROBERTSON Conservative to a fault, Mercedes-Benz shores up its bank statement with important evolutions of its vital saloon and estate car volume models that
IAIN ROBERTSON Aiming at the 2030 all-electric road car target (2035 for plug-in hybrids) is all very well but, suggests Iain Robertson, nobody has given
IAIN ROBERTSON One of the more useful attributes of being a member company of a car giant is the access it has to an enormous
IAIN ROBERTSON Perhaps it is Seat’s turn to become an upsetting influence within the halls of Volkswagen Group muses Iain Robertson, while pondering over the
IAIN ROBERTSON Revealed finally in all its glory, the next chapter in Nissan’s irrepressible development of the crossover market sector takes an initial bow and
IAIN ROBERTSON Leafing through the PR blurb for the latest Citroen crossover led Iain Robertson into experiencing a mild bilious attack, so wordy and over-embellished
IAIN ROBERTSON Trying to define the divine right to automotive attractiveness, Iain Robertson reflects on his personal favourites but also ponders over what makes them
IAIN ROBERTSON Whether it is judicious management, or just ‘big ship syndrome’, Audi has launched finally its EV showcase model that Iain Robertson believes to
IAIN ROBERTSON Tel-Aviv based REE Automotive is an electric mobility provider that is tackling future transportation from an unique direction, highlights Iain Robertson, which will
IAIN ROBERTSON It should be stated that to be in business demands market responsibility, highlights Iain Robertson, although he fears that the relative novelty of
IAIN ROBERTSON It is generally anticipated that ‘next generation’ models, from any car manufacturer, should prove to be better than the outgoing alternatives, states Iain
IAIN ROBERTSON It has been a while since he last referenced his Suzuki crossover but, with 20 months of the lease deal expired, Iain Robertson
IAIN ROBERTSON Having applauded Volvo’s sustainable transport offshoot, Polestar, for adopting a different take on a new marque launch, Iain Robertson is heartily concerned that,
IAIN ROBERTSON What should be exciting times for VW Group and its new product development programme has made Iain Robertson reflect on what he
IAIN ROBERTSON Halo projects are all the rage, whenever fresh opportunism rears its self-confident head, highlights Iain Robertson, and joining the growing ranks of electrified
The word “Mustang” is quite a special one among motoring enthusiasts. It conjures up images of powerful muscle cars, svelte coupes, thundering exhausts, and burbling
IAIN ROBERTSON Silliest, most senseless, nastiest, moodiest, most cliched, fastest, most focussed, sportiest, costliest, coolest, hottest, most wilful and most fun are just some of
The BMM at Gaydon is all set to reopen its doors on 17 May. Ann Evans has the details. The British
IAIN ROBERTSON Both government and manufacturers have a number of responsibilities up to which they must abide, otherwise, opines Iain Robertson, a state of lawlessness
IAIN ROBERTSON From a world of much-vaunted ‘giant-killers’, Iain Robertson remains firm in his assertion that Subaru is a brand that more than lives up
IAIN ROBERTSON Putting the figures into perspective, Iain Robertson considers that the pandemic was responsible for slashing over 680,000 new car registrations from 2019’s end-of-year
IAIN ROBERTSON Seeking the fulcrum is an important aspect of vehicle cost management, as Iain Robertson highlights, but it also includes environmental issues and the
IAIN ROBERTSON There exists a real opportunity for the sanctification of one person, or perhaps a small group, highlights Iain Robertson, that might be able
IAIN ROBERTSON While proposing that its all-new large saloon is going to turn the tide for DS, Iain Robertson remains unconvinced about its ‘world market’
IAIN ROBERTSON As the largest (20%) shareholder in Subaru, Toyota has not exactly appeared to be over-enamoured by the strategic survival partnership that Iain Robertson
IAIN ROBERTSON Measurements have defined us for years and, while cubits and hands had their places, writes Iain Robertson, there are many European decimal weights,
IAIN ROBERTSON Seldom swayed by the opinions of others, Iain Robertson admits to being stymied by the staccato style delivery of the Honda marque as
IAIN ROBERTSON Providing an assurance that he did not want to make road repairs a ‘class issue’, Iain Robertson has reached a conclusion that high-end
IAIN ROBERTSON As one of the first of the EV-makers to deal with the government’s revised EV grant programmes, Citroen has cut the price of
London taxi drivers are subject to many strange practices, and governed by many arcane rules and regulations, some dating back centuries. Some laws presented
IAIN ROBERTSON Having been on a truth crusade for much of his motoring existence, Iain Robertson was reminded very recently about an aspect of automotive
IAIN ROBERTSON Having tolerated years of responses to the question ‘How much?’, with ‘Market pricing’, Iain Robertson feels more strongly than ever that a major
IAIN ROBERTSON If there is one single motorcar that has been worth more than any other to an entire tranche of the motoring public, regardless
IAIN ROBERTSON Although not exactly late to the party, highlights Iain Robertson, with its owner/partner Hyundai charging ahead into an EV future, Kia has been
Hyundai has a bit of a habit of moving the game on a long way with every new car launch. And its new i20 is
IAIN ROBERTSON Swearing that he has undergone an EV epiphany, Iain Robertson takes an extended drive in a far from range-extended EV but reveals that
IAIN ROBERTSON Insisting that he did not intend to use ‘spaciousness’ instead, Iain Robertson states that Volvo’s claims of market leadership on the electrification front
IAIN ROBERTSON Registering almost 1.5m examples in the past twelve months, highlights Iain Robertson, through several generations (and even a name-change) since its original launch
IAIN ROBERTSON Reliably informed that Hyundai, ever in pursuit of Euro-connections, has named its latest crossover after the beautiful Basques commune of Bayonne, Iain Robertson
IAIN ROBERTSON It is also twenty years old this year and Iain Robertson recalls the battlelines being drawn up just outside Malmo Airport, where both
IAIN ROBERTSON Conservative to a fault, Mercedes-Benz shores up its bank statement with important evolutions of its vital saloon and estate car volume models that
IAIN ROBERTSON Aiming at the 2030 all-electric road car target (2035 for plug-in hybrids) is all very well but, suggests Iain Robertson, nobody has given
IAIN ROBERTSON One of the more useful attributes of being a member company of a car giant is the access it has to an enormous
IAIN ROBERTSON Perhaps it is Seat’s turn to become an upsetting influence within the halls of Volkswagen Group muses Iain Robertson, while pondering over the
IAIN ROBERTSON Revealed finally in all its glory, the next chapter in Nissan’s irrepressible development of the crossover market sector takes an initial bow and
IAIN ROBERTSON Leafing through the PR blurb for the latest Citroen crossover led Iain Robertson into experiencing a mild bilious attack, so wordy and over-embellished
IAIN ROBERTSON Trying to define the divine right to automotive attractiveness, Iain Robertson reflects on his personal favourites but also ponders over what makes them
IAIN ROBERTSON Whether it is judicious management, or just ‘big ship syndrome’, Audi has launched finally its EV showcase model that Iain Robertson believes to
IAIN ROBERTSON Tel-Aviv based REE Automotive is an electric mobility provider that is tackling future transportation from an unique direction, highlights Iain Robertson, which will
IAIN ROBERTSON It should be stated that to be in business demands market responsibility, highlights Iain Robertson, although he fears that the relative novelty of
IAIN ROBERTSON It is generally anticipated that ‘next generation’ models, from any car manufacturer, should prove to be better than the outgoing alternatives, states Iain
IAIN ROBERTSON It has been a while since he last referenced his Suzuki crossover but, with 20 months of the lease deal expired, Iain Robertson
IAIN ROBERTSON Having applauded Volvo’s sustainable transport offshoot, Polestar, for adopting a different take on a new marque launch, Iain Robertson is heartily concerned that,
IAIN ROBERTSON What should be exciting times for VW Group and its new product development programme has made Iain Robertson reflect on what he
IAIN ROBERTSON Halo projects are all the rage, whenever fresh opportunism rears its self-confident head, highlights Iain Robertson, and joining the growing ranks of electrified
The word “Mustang” is quite a special one among motoring enthusiasts. It conjures up images of powerful muscle cars, svelte coupes, thundering exhausts, and burbling
IAIN ROBERTSON Silliest, most senseless, nastiest, moodiest, most cliched, fastest, most focussed, sportiest, costliest, coolest, hottest, most wilful and most fun are just some of
The BMM at Gaydon is all set to reopen its doors on 17 May. Ann Evans has the details. The British
IAIN ROBERTSON Both government and manufacturers have a number of responsibilities up to which they must abide, otherwise, opines Iain Robertson, a state of lawlessness
IAIN ROBERTSON From a world of much-vaunted ‘giant-killers’, Iain Robertson remains firm in his assertion that Subaru is a brand that more than lives up
IAIN ROBERTSON Putting the figures into perspective, Iain Robertson considers that the pandemic was responsible for slashing over 680,000 new car registrations from 2019’s end-of-year
IAIN ROBERTSON Seeking the fulcrum is an important aspect of vehicle cost management, as Iain Robertson highlights, but it also includes environmental issues and the
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