Alex Ingram is the Chief Reviewer at Auto Express. With a passion for automotive journalism, he covers a range of topics including cars, trucks, and lorries, while also contributing to competitive sports themes. Alex's work has been featured in publications such as the Worthing Herald, Trailing Throttle, and Classic and Performance Car.
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Alex Ingram's focus is mainly on providing reviews and comparisons of various car models, with an emphasis on used cars. If you have expertise in automotive technology, industry trends, or insights into specific car models or categories such as SUVs and electric vehicles, your input may be valuable for his coverage.
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By: Alex Ingram
Hyundai and Peugeot provides different takes on the roomy seven-seat EV. So, which is better?
By: Alex Ingram
The new Bentley Bentayga Atelier Edition treads the fine line between style and lavishness with aplomb, although there are better luxury SUVs available
By: Alex Ingram
On paper, Mercedes’ CLA Mk2 looks set to deliver the goods in the electric company-car sector. Has the big-selling Tesla Model 3 finally met its match?
In the heart of High Point, North Carolina on North Main Street, sits a local favorite,
By: Alex Ingram
The Volkswagen Golf R32 and Alfa Romeo 147 GTA each took a different approach to the big-engined hot-hatch formula. But which is king – Teutonic titan or Italian stallion?
By: Alex Ingram
We pitch lightweight performance cars together to find out if the Ariel Atom or Caterham Seven is the heavyweight for driving thrills
By: Alex Ingram
A lot has changed since the Fiat Panda first appeared in 1980. To mark the Italian hatchback’s 45th anniversary, we brought together examples from eighties petrol models to today’s electric Mk5 Grande Panda
By: Alex Ingram
Sleek hatchbacks make more sense than bulky SUVs when it comes to EV efficiency. Kia’s EV4 is the new boy, and we’ve pitted it against Renault’s sharp-looking Megane
By: Alex Ingram
The updated Citroen Ami remains a fun car to drive, but is extremely compromised
By: Alex Ingram
It was a case of ‘job done’ for Steyning Town on a difficult afternoon at Midhurst as they secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory to stay top of the SCFL premier division.
