Thanks to all you Ti readers for your amazing tolerance for this kind of unadulterated geekery. More to come in 2025 in The Intercooler, whether you want it or not…

End 2024 with some legalese, anyone?

Never pronounce homologation ‘homogolation’: you’ll never be able to say it properly again…

Humbling to read feedback like this. Never mind the articles (although some of them are not half bad) - it’s worth subscribing to The Intercooler just for the quality of the readers’ comments.

Think Tesla launched the modern EV? Nope…Elon was still coding city guides when GM launched this, the granddaddy of them all.

I’m definitely gonna say subscribe to this Ti thing if Richard Porter is gong to be writing for them. Oh, hang on…

Always a pleasure to name-check Alpine in a Ti article - sometimes the smaller teams come up with the best ideas. Was true in 1968, still is today.

The phrase ‘a quick buck’ has never been uttered in the accounting department of a mass-market car-maker: just slow, hard-won cents…find out why The Intercooler today

‘The McLaren MP4/1 was moderately successful, but the event which made its reputation – and that of its construction material – was a massive crash at the Italian Grand Prix.’ David Twohig on the history of carbon fibre, which dates back to the ’60s. The 1860s, that is… ⬇️

Most excellent horse added to the Ti stable.

Interrogated by The Intercooler today

Dangerous territory for a tone-deaf engineer, I know

Absolutely mandatory reading here for anyone who wants to really understand how the car industry ticks. Chapeau bas to Mel Nichols, again!

Maaan, these still look good, don’t they?

I don’t know who is more relieved here, Crawdad! Well done for making your car available to the TST crew…

Some people reckon the DeLorean story beats any fiction in sheer weirdness and drama

A very special piece, this one - it was a real joy to interview two of the brains behind a true landmark car, the Mk 1 Lotus Elise

Thought Porkers were the only car with a flat 6? Far from it…

Glad to report that the 2026 Geneva Motor Show is back - in Geneva

Many thanks to Alpine Cars - and enjoy your visit, Crawdad!