Chris Knapman

Expert advice on the best way to a full driving licence. It’s not only about about money, it’s about learning life skills

It’s a key question for buyers of new EVs and an even more pressing issue when buying used: will the battery need replacing before the car?

The Cambridges have embraced Prince Philip’s love of the classic British 4x4 but there’s more to the Defender’s impact than royal patronage

Mosley, who died this week, was instrumental in improving standards at a time when it was widely believed that ‘safety doesn’t sell’

Telegraph readers have had their say on why secondhand car prices jumped an average of 6.2pc in May

The Great British Car Journey museum offers the ultimate nostalgia trip – you can drive the exhibits

An affordable modern classic, the Ka was not only cheap to buy but its looks and sheer verve set the template for other market-leading Fords

Meet the motorhome owners who enjoy the freedom of the open road – along with their pets. And it’s a lot cheaper than you might think

Why it’s short-sighted to ignore Far Eastern products and buy German. Plus: is there a British-made alternative to the Range Rover Evoque?

It’s 20 years since the first BMW-made Mini assumed the mantle of one of Britain’s best-loved cars. Here’s how the latest range measures up

Ostentatious and oversized, or epitome of class and taste? Whatever you think of the looks, you can’t deny this beast’s breathtaking ability

The ‘cats’ of older hybrid-powered cars are targeted due to the value of precious metals inside. Here’s practical advice to beat the thieves

A fuel-cell car generates its own electricity from hydrogen. But look beyond the novelty and the Mirai is accomplished in all respects

A plethora of accomplished rivals have joined the EV fray since the i3 was launched so we’re testing how well it measures up to expectations

Let’s not lag behind again says Pam Thomas, chief executive of the Faraday Institution, which leads research projects into lithium-ion cells

Undimmed enthusiasm rather than bowing to commercial pressure – not to mention longevity – is the key to success as former farmer finds fame

The butt of terrible jokes in the 1980s, the quirky Czech cars were simple yet robust – while looking after customers ensured great loyalty

From the Ford Mondeo to the Mini, take a drive through our shared history

This diminutive newcomer asks a lot of questions of legislators in the EU and the UK Government, as well as the plans of rival carmakers

Mere supercars no longer suffice for the wealthy; limited-edition, bonkers hypercars are more popular than ever. But who buys them and why?