Americans don't like tiny cars. Some fear they may not be safe. Some think they'll look silly driving them. Others say they're bad values, offering far less than a normal car without actually saving ...

PING – another text from the office. Today I’ve been asked why I’m driving a Smeg fridge, how I nicked one of the dodgems from Legoland’s driving school, and what time Noddy wants his car back in ...

The Swiss may be better known for their precision manufacturing, but it’s the cuteness of the Microlino electric car that has captured the hearts and minds of the internet. And now the company’s ...

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Do cute cars have it easier than ugly or aggressive ones? Do adorable headlights and fun proportions make a vehicle better able to win hearts or earn forgiveness when something goes wrong? Who knows, ...

You probably thought it was vapourware, didn’t you? On the opposite end of the spectrum of hypercars forever stuck in the prototype phase are a cadre of microcars (often electric) that never seem to ...

It’s the tiny electric car that is already generating a major buzz only weeks after coming off the production line in Turin. They say it’s the car that makes people smile. Take a bow, the Microlino.

It takes a lot to stand out at the Geneva motor show, but at the 2016 event, rubbing shoulders with the Lamborghini Centenario, Koenigsegg Regera, Porsche 911 R, and Ferrari GTC4 Lusso, was a tiny, ...

PING – another text from the office. Today I’ve been asked why I’m driving a Smeg fridge, how I nicked one of the dodgems from Legoland’s driving school, and what time Noddy wants his car back in ...