Motoring

Tomorrow is Saturday. Get up, have a nice breakfast, grab your iPod and go and test the new Clio under the beautiful Algarve sun. It is worth it. There is

By Guilherme Marques The most interesting engine in the Focus line up is the 2.0 Ecoboost that powers the ST version. But this three-cylinder 1.0 is definitely the most important.

By: Guilherme Marques It was 15 years ago that Mercedes launched the original front-wheel drive A-Class, a car that was intended to appeal to modern and educated women living in

by Guilherme Marques The Nuova Ypsilon is a charismatic little car from an even more charismatic maker. It is time to start looking at Lancias again. Since this is the

Guilherme Marques This is not the original piece I wrote on the new Mégane RS. I should have submitted that one last Friday but here I am, on Sunday night,

by Guilherme Marques Kia’s slogan is the power to surprise. And indeed I would be very surprised if the new Cee’d Sportswagon wouldn’t surprise everyone who drove it with its

by Guilherme Marques The Dacia duster excels in three key areas: value, value and value Dacia has only recently arrived in Portugal, but its history spans more than six decades.

by Guilherme Marques features@algarveresident.com First BMW gave us the M cars. Then there was the M Pack for regular Beemers. And now there is something else. The M division at

by Guilherme Marques features@algarveresident.com The Fiat 500 has been around for 55 years now – so why does it still look so fresh? We tested the new TwinAir version to

by Guilherme Marques features@algarveresident.com I get to drive a lot of different cars, but I rarely crave after one as badly as with the new baby Porsche I was never