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Revhead Ramblings: Why Do We Obsess over Touchscreens?
- April 3, 2019
- Posted by: Alex Baker
- Category: Revhead Ramblings
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We have a weird obsession with making everything touchscreen; computers, fridges and juicers are just a few items that have been complicated for no reason. I’m not saying every touchscreen is bad. Smartphones are wonderful, the self-ordering screens at fast food restaurants make the ordering process quicker whilst hiding my shamefully big orders in the
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Revhead Ramblings: Why Does Talent Play Second-Fiddle to Money in Motorsport?
- March 26, 2019
- Posted by: Alex Baker
- Category: Revhead Ramblings
I’d love to be a professional footballer. The money, the fame and my name in the history books. I can’t however wander down to Crewe and expect a place in the starting 11. If, however, I fancied getting behind the wheel of an F3 car, besides the relevant racing license, all I’d need is a
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Revhead Ramblings: The ‘One Car for Life Challenge’
- March 19, 2019
- Posted by: Alex Baker
- Category: Revhead Ramblings
I toyed with the idea of writing about the perfect three-car garage, it’s a question that can tell you so much about a person. But nothing says more than someone’s automotive soulmate. A three-car garage allows you to prepare for a number of eventualities; most will pick an SUV for their day-to-day pottering, shopping and
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Revhead Ramblings: The Brits Took Geneva by Storm Last Week
- March 12, 2019
- Posted by: Alex Baker
- Category: Revhead Ramblings
Between Aston Martin, Bentley, McLaren, and Morgan, Britain has confirmed it’s still a front runner when it comes to automotive design and innovation. The Bugatti La Voiture Noire may have received masses of attention since its debut, but not all that attention was good. Does any car really command a £12 million asking price? I
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Revhead Ramblings: Forget Tesla, Polestar are the ones to watch
- March 5, 2019
- Posted by: Alex Baker
- Category: Revhead Ramblings
The fate of Volvo was very much on a knife edge in the 2000s, thankfully Geely came to the rescue and helped turn them into a strong challenger in the premium market. Polestar have been turning Volvo’s motorway cruisers into performance cars for just 6 short years. These tuned models are a rare sight on
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Revhead Ramblings: Our Rush to Develop EVs Could Leave our Cars Lacking Charisma
- February 26, 2019
- Posted by: Alex Baker
- Category: Revhead Ramblings
Part sharing is rife in the automotive world, joint ventures like the Z4/Supra or the Volkswagen Group passing platforms between marquees isn’t a new concept. We’ve known the demise of our ICE vehicles was coming, fossil fuels won’t last forever, and renewable energy must take its place. Despite this, it seems the vast majority of
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Revhead Ramblings: We’re Due a New Hardcore Hatch
- February 19, 2019
- Posted by: Alex Baker
- Category: Revhead Ramblings
When I say hardcore hatch, I don’t mean a 400bhp RS3 or four-wheel-drive Golf R, we want stripped out cabins, raucous exhausts and plenty of exclusive badging! Think Honda Civic Type R Mugen, Golf GTI Clubsport, Renault Sport Megane R26 R. These were all once sensible hatches, turned up to 11 by engineers somewhat freed
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Revhead Ramblings: Say Goodbye to Mainstream Hybrid Tech
- February 12, 2019
- Posted by: Alex Baker
- Category: Revhead Ramblings
Toyota Pioneered the self-charging hybrid in the 90s, other than Honda, few manufacturers took notice. When Europe got serious with emissions though, they scrambled to catch up. The thing is, having a hybrid engine doesn’t automatically make a car environmentally friendly. They must be driven correctly to reap the benefits and these skills are only
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Revhead Ramblings: Three Cars That Could Have Been Special
- February 5, 2019
- Posted by: Alex Baker
- Category: Revhead Ramblings
Sometimes it’s just not meant to be in the automotive world. Whether a model is axed before it reaches the production line or sales fall short; there are many cars that deserved better. From everyday heroes to bonkers hypercars, this list comprises some of the best cars that just didn’t cut the mustard, be that
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Revhead Ramblings: Getting the Most Car for Your Money
- January 29, 2019
- Posted by: Alex Baker
- Category: Revhead Ramblings
You could walk into Ford today and drop £35,510 on a base model Edge SUV. Yes, you’d have a nice car and a shiny warranty; but what could that money get you elsewhere? If you scroll through the classifieds, you’ll often see an old luxo-barge seeking a new home for a fraction of what it
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