INEOS has reinvented a classic off-road formula for the 2020s, but does it still have a market? Alex Grant finds out.

Despite improvements to vehicle safety, drink-driving remains one of the biggest contributors to road casualties in Wales. We spoke to AlcoSense to get the details.

Although its 6,000 inhabitants are scaled down, one of Wales’s unique motoring venues has big plans for larger new home, as Andrew Charman explains.

Remembering former WMW member Roy Brooks. We were all deeply saddened to learn of his passing in November. We will certainly miss his presence as part of Welsh Motoring Writers, and any one of us can only hope to remain as fascinated by the automotive industry and vehicles as he was into his 90s.

Once a lynchpin of Ford’s global manufacturing footprint, Niall Evans looks examines how the Bridgend engine plant could have an important role in the future of the Welsh automotive sector.

The hybrid-only 11th-generation Civic feels well prepared for modern family motoring, finds Alex Grant.

Mike Breslin discovers how a Welsh university has helped Pembrokeshire-based Sports 2000 constructor MCR transform the aerodynamic performance of its race car.

Welsh Motoring Writers made a donation of £500 to Blood Bikes Wales on Sunday (7 May), where the charity had been exhibiting at the Baskerville Custom Show & Rally, near Hay-on-Wye.

Huw Thomas tests the updated Swace - one of two ‘adopted’ Toyotas which enhance the Suzuki range.

For most car drivers, trucks are large, slow, smelly juggernauts that just get in the way. Moving swiftly on past the fact that just about everything we consume travels in a truck at some point, you may be surprised at just how much technology goes into a modern truck. In fact, much of the advanced tech in the latest cars has already been firmly established in trucks for some time. Colin Barnett explains.

Unable to track down a surviving example of his great grandfather’s revolutionary motorcycle, Mark Wardill is reviving classic engineering with the help of Welsh craftsmanship. By Alex Grant.

A world-leading electric vehicle converter, a three-time British Rally Champion and a Cardiff University journalism graduate have collected awards from Welsh Motoring Writers.

Welsh Motoring Writers were represented at the Welsh Automotive Forum (WAF) annual networking dinner by vice-chair Huw Thomas.

Announced as inflation reached its highest level since 1977, the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement set out £55bn in tax and spending reforms through to 2028 to shore up Government finances.

As sales of new internal combustion engined cars await their fate however they will depart this mortal realm with a flourish. Kia’s Stinger V6, for one, showcases a petrol engine at the peak of its development.