Every year thousands of people descend on Weston Park, near Stafford, for the annual Camper Jam writes motoring editor Peter Carroll.

Resurgent British car makers are bullish about the future, according to Peter Carroll, reporting from the Geneva Motor Show.

The transformation of Skoda from the joke firm of yesteryear to What Car? award winners for 2010 should surprise no-one, writes motoring editor Pete Carroll.

Motoring editor Peter Carroll tries MG’s £1 million concept car for size.

Daihatsu’s decision to pull out the UK is bad news for fans of cars with silly names, but new Great Wall cars such as the Wingle ensure that their legacy will live on says Peter Carroll.

As the M5/M6 interchange is named the worst traffic bottleneck in the country, Peter Carroll asks if anything can be done to improve it.

Today’s Minis may be regarded as boutique cars in some quarters, writes Motoring Editor Peter Carroll. But there was a time when they were formidable motor sports competitors – especially on the rally stage.

Jaguar’s showpiece electric supercar concept the C-X75 has been wowing crowds at the Paris Motor Show with its stunning looks – and rightly so writes Peter Carroll.

Motoring editor Peter Carroll blogs on the McLaren MP4-12C – one of the most eagerly-awaited supercars for decades.

Peter Carroll joins a Midland Automobile Club classic car rally in a ‘vintage’ Vauxhall. . .

Motoring editor Peter Carroll gets a sneak preview of the first all-new MG since the MG F of 1995. . . and here he gives his thoughts on the Longbridge assembled car.

I’ve never quite understood why so-called ‘suicide doors’ on a car should be considered any more dangerous than regular ones, says Peter Carroll.