James Attwood is an editor for autocar and the former executive editor and chief currywurst correspondent of autocar. He has a wide range of experience in the automotive industry and has contributed to various publications such as BNN Bloomberg, Bloomberg News, and the Winnipeg Sun.
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The Diamondbacks have five players who were nominated for Gold Gloves. Yet another indication of progress in the right direction, even if this season ended on a sour note.
The Mets clobbered the Dodgers to force a Game 6 in the NLCS, staving off Dodger evil from advancing to the World Series. Oh, and the Yankees won too.
By: James Attwood
Firm will look to avoid inflated import costs ahead of production shifting to Belgium early next year
Baseball lovers of a certain age will remember the hype of Fernandomania. Alas, the mania has moved on.
Freddie Freeman had his own "Gibby moment" last night, as he walked the Dodgers off victors with a tenth inning grand slam.
By: James Attwood
Korean firm expands EV line-up to include a European-built Vauxhall Corsa rival with a hot GT version
Is there a more confusing, esoteric car company than Honda ? One capable of astonishing ambition and technical innovation, yet also of missing industry trends and producing anonymously uninspiring models.
British firm announces new details on first EV as it pushes back its deadline to go electric-only
James Attwood · 9 min read EV will be first in a run of new EVs and PHEVs launching at a rate of one per year from 2026
By: James Attwood
Volvo is gearing up to launch the ES90 as its first electric saloon early next year – and it will serve as a premium flagship for the firm's next wave of five advanced EV models.
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