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European cars come with a certain set of assumptions: that engineering matters more than cost, that driving dynamics are non-negotiable, and that character is worth paying for even when it’s occasionally expensive to maintain. Cars & Code covers the European marques with the seriousness they deserve — and the scepticism they sometimes earn.
30 articles about Euro
Somewhere in Leicestershire, a small workshop has committed what purists on two continents will consider an act of vandalism, and the rest of us should consider a minor miracle. Retropower has taken an Austin Allegro — the car so beleaguered…
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The BMW E30 M3 was not designed to be a great car. It was designed to be a…
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The average new car transaction price in the United States in 2026 is just over $48,000. That is…
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The Porsche Carrera GT was a $440,000 car when it went on sale in 2004. That was considered…
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The Honda Civic Hybrid is a genuinely excellent car. It is reliable, efficient, competitively priced at around $30,000,…
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In the early 1970s, Porsche built a turbocharged racing car called the 917/30 and very nearly broke Can-Am…
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Germany has a complicated relationship with modified cars. The country that invented the high-performance automobile, that gave the…
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