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Each week an FT reviewer takes a ride on the wild side, reviewing anything from the latest Lotus Elise to the high-flying Diamond DA42 Twin Star aircraft. This feature can be found on the Pursuits page in the Weekend section. - -
One-track mind
The experience of driving an exalted automotive specimen for the Goodwood Festival of Speed never palls, writes John Griffiths
Stand out in the clouds
The four-seat, piston-engined Cessna 400 – a capsule of sleek luxury – is one of the fastest aircraft in its class, writes Rohit Jaggi
Butch blazes a trail in the wild west
The Vauxhall VXR8’s menacing muzzle and gaping body side vents make it one mean lump of metal, writes John Griffiths
The mains event
The roomy Th!nk car really does look like a turning point for battery-powered motoring, writes John Griffiths
Driving home again
The Peugeot Pilote motorhome is an office and a hotel room that can cruise at 80mph, writes John Griffiths
Mellow yellow. Almost
‘Supercars’ do not come much wilder in appearance than the Lamborghini Murcielago. John Griffiths finds it quieter – and faster – than ever
A car to convert doubters
John Griffiths finds some tricks up the sleeve of the Mercedes-Benz SLK that would sway sceptics not convinced by the joys of open-top models
The estate of things to come
The Laguna Sport Tourer displays some of Renault’s vaunted design flair, although not in its interior, writes John Griffiths
Turning heads in Turkey
Kia’s sporty-looking three-door hatchback exudes style even though it has the second-daftest car name on the planet, writes John Griffiths
Innovative but is there a point?
The Yamaha FJR1300AS takes a step towards the ultimate goal of fully automatic gear control, something fraught with difficulty on motorcycles, says Rohit Jaggi
