Episode 55 of the Autocar podcast My Week In Cars finds our resident car hacks Steve Cropley and Matt Prior talking the week's big news, a shift from 2030 to 2035 for zero emissions cars in the UK, and what it might mean for specialist vehicles.
Meanwhile, Steve takes to the Watergate Bay Hillclimb in a BMW i4, and Matt wonders what could be best for the A303 Stonehenge - some locals think rubbernecking is the chief cause of congestion. Could it be that simple?
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Our roads in the countryside are so appalling, one stretch near here (about 5 miles) is borderline not fit for motor vehicles...anything more than 15 mph invites disaster. A friend of mine destroyed two alloys + tyres on his RR Sport here 3 weeks ago!
4x4's help a bit....mine has 55 profile's, but many of the current premium 4x4's have very low profile tyres negating the whole point of the genre
Adding trees to stop 'gawping' at Stonehenge, wont change the fact that dual carriageway is merging into single carriageway. It just doesnt work.