Jake Groves is a News Editor at CAR Magazine. He specializes in automotive topics, focusing on cars, trucks, lorries, and electric vehicles, with a keen interest in car manufacturing. Jake has been featured in CAR Magazine, Parkers.co.uk, Fleet News, and Commercial Fleet.
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By: Jake Groves
Nissan announces it's in talks with a major Chinese car maker to use its Sunderland plant to make cars for the UK and Europe
Audi's new supercar, the Nuvolari, is a line in the sand for the brand – this is where its new era of cleanly designed cars officially starts
We hunt for Toyota's rallying heritage and get our long-term GR Yaris dirty on gravel-spec rally special stages
We reveal the first details of the next-generation Astra, which may not return as a conventional hatchback
By: Jake Groves
Audi's new seven-seat Q7 SUV has arrived with a monolithic size, new look and tech as well as a welcome change of course when it comes to interior materials
Welcome to the M Concept Neue Klasse from BMW – our first proper glimpse at what the next-generation M3 will look like
By: Jake Groves
VW’s special 50th anniversary Golf GTI isn’t merely a celebration of the icon’s first half-century – it also aims to be the best Golf GTI yet. Let’s drive.
Bovensiepen – the brand from the original family that founded Alpina – is still making cars. This is more powerful than an M5 Touring – not that you'd notice...
Audi announces a new off-road-spec A6 Allroad estate, available as a diesel and plug-in hybrid
Dacia keeps the faith with its small electric car name, confirming the continued use of the Spring name for its new-generation small electric car
