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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. - -
The Renaultsport Mégane hatchback
With its coupé-like stylishness and exceptionally large ventilated disc brakes that haul the speed down effortlessly, this model offers a good ride, writes John Griffiths
BMW’s 5 Series Gran Turismo
Innovative and genre-bending, this blend of SUV and saloon has exceptional legroom and can be converted into a luxurious hatchback, writes John Griffiths
Tesla’s electric supercar on the road
With a 248hp electric motor boasting the high-performance fun of the fastest supercars, the US roadster has unrivalled green credentials, writes John Griffiths
The classic E-Type Jaguar
With its 260bhp straight six engine and a tangible feelgood factor in the cockpit, this object of automotive desire lives up to its visual appeal. John Griffiths drives the dream
The Piaggio MP3 Hybrid
This three-wheeler aims to vanquish the weather and safety concerns that have largely left motorcycles and scooters out in the transport policy cold, writes Rohit Jaggi
Corvette ZR1
A jeans-clad, gun-toting Clint Eastwood of a vehicle might just be the best car the US industry has ever built, says John Griffiths
BMW’s new flagship 760Li
An eight-speed automatic gearbox and integrated systems that reveal a new level of intelligence make this car worthy of its patriarchal demeanour, writes John Griffiths
Porsche’s four-door Panamera
John Griffiths marvels at the comfortable ride on restless, winding, mediocre-surfaced minor highways
Triumph takes on Harley-Davidson
The British bikemaker’s newest cruiser – the Thunderbird – aims squarely at the American classic, writes Rohit Jaggi
Land Rover’s new SUVs
The Discovery can forge through the toughest terrain and deliver passengers unharmed to the bottom of a precipice, writes John Griffiths
