PetrolBlog Car of the Year 2011
Perhaps I underestimated the scale of the task in choosing a winner of the PetrolBlog Car of the Year 2011? But having dreamt up the new PetrolBlog Score as a way of benchmarking the cars in question, I then had the less than enviable task of compiling the list of candidates. Yes, I know it’s now mid-March, making PetrolBlog the last website in the world to announce its car of the year from 2011, but at least I’ve had time to give it the overnight test. Or several overnight tests. Read more 
PetrolBlog Car of the Year 2010
Let’s get one thing out of the way first. I’m under no illusion that car manufacturers and enthusiasts are laying awake at night waiting for the announcement of the PetrolBlog Car of the Year 2010. I’m equally certain that in 100 years time, motoring historians won’t be searching the interweb to find out who scooped the award. But I wanted to mark the end of PetrolBlog’s first year with a look back at the cars I’ve owned and driven in 2010 and attempt to pick an overall winner. The only criteria is that I’ve either had to own or borrow the car for at least a week. So this rules out hire cars, track day cars and the times I’ve been asked to move a friend’s car off their driveway. Read more
PetrolBlog Green Car of the Year 2010
The votes have been cast and the results are in…. Read more
PetrolBlog Green Car of the Year 2010
Green Car of the Year. When it comes to automotive awards, this is one category that manufacturers really want to win. An opportunity to win some much needed kudos points and a chance to generate some green-related PR over your competition.
Well as part of the lavish end of year PetrolBlog awards ceremony, this is your chance to vote for the PetrolBlog Green Car of the Year 2010. You have selected 20 green cars over the past few months, but now it is your chance to vote for the best. Don’t worry if your ultimate green car hasn’t been featured yet, there will be more updates in 2011. So vote for your favourite – the poll closes at 23:59 on the 17th December 2010. Only one vote per person. Read more
