Henry Catchpole reviews the new Aston Martin Vanquish on the island of Sardinia in this latest episode of The Driver’s Seat. He tries really hard to steer clear of any references to James Bond but if there’s a famous hotel, a fast boat and an Aston Martin, what’s a chap to do? Don’t worry, though, it’s not all Roger Moore and Martinis - there is plenty to talk about with this final piece of Aston’s three-car puzzle. The DB12, Vantage and now Vanquish are all front engined and rear-wheel drive, b

Henry Catchpole reviews the new Lamborghini Temerario in this episode of The Driver’s Seat. What is it? A turbocharged baby Lamborghini with 907bhp on an old-school Formula 1 circuit such as Estoril sounds like a fairly daunting prospect, but such is the brilliance of the latest chassis from Sant’Agata that it’s actually just a lot of fun. So, as a well as driving the Temerario, Catchpole goes in search of the person (Rouven Mohr) who has masterminded the dynamics. On the powertrain side, gone i

Henry Catchpole is a rallying fan through and through, so driving and reviewing Kimera’s rally-inspired restomod, based on the legendary Group B Lancia 037, is a pretty good day in the office for him. Throw in some amazing mountain roads, a race track and the odd Martini livery and you have all the ingredients for something truly memorable. ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ In collaboration with @mobil1. ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ #neverstopdriving #carsofinstagram #henrycatchpole #mobil1 #reels #reelsofinsta #lancia | Hagerty

Henry Catchpole finally gets to drive the incredible 1,000 hp, 11,000 RPM, V12-powered Aston Martin Valkyrie. The #DriversSeat is presented by Mobil 1 | Hagerty

Henry Catchpole drives the Alpine A110 R 🏁 This Alpine is billed as the ultimate version of the featherweight French sportscar. But what does the R stand for? After pondering a few possibilities, Catchpole finally hit upon the answer, which doesn’t lie with the Alpine F1 team as you might expect but rather with the greatest hot hatch of all time. A quick look at the Alpine A110 R’s numbers could also have you questioning why it commands such a price premium over the original and S variants of t

In this episode of The Driver’s Seat, Henry Catchpole drives the new Caterham Super Seven 600. It’s like a resto-mod that normal people can afford. In collaboration with Mobil 1. | Hagerty