GENERAL BUNK
10th December 2013
Chris Barker returns to PetrolBlog to spout some waffle on the terror of Japanese coupes. Only PetrolBlog has a bit of a problem. We happen to like them...
3rd December 2013
PetrolBlog regular, Antony Ingram, is back with his very own Real World Dream Shed. Warning, this Shed may lead you into wallet-emptying temptation...
3rd December 2013
Darren Leslie returns with some timely words on winter tyres and to wonder if things were different when he were a lad. Oh, and the Audi 80 is on the road!
22nd November 2013
Forever the voice of reason, Antony Ingram argues that Dacia is well placed to build a modern equivalent of the classic Alfasud. PetrolBlog calls it Sudero.
21st November 2013
Graeme loves his Peugeot 306 Shatchback so much, he's taken to having the odd shower with it. You could say that his love of Shatch is blossoming.
30th September 2013
It's been a while since we've had a Real World Dream Barn or Real World Dream Shed on PetrolBlog. Thankfully Darren Leslie is on hand to change all that.
26th September 2013
Porsche 924 owner and friend of PB, Matt Biggs, helps out at the Mission Motorsport Invitational Trophy and prepares a report for PetrolBlog.
26th September 2013
It's a real case of 'we're running a Shatchback, so you don't have to', as Graeme buys a Peugeot 306 saloon and finds himself slowly falling in love with it
31st July 2013
Peter Counsell adds his weight to the call for the end of Pointless Variable Message Signs in the UK. His argument is compelling to say the least.
19th July 2013
Rafel Neria is a proper friend of PetrolBlog. So it's great that he has put pen to paper to tell a story of regret involving his rather wonderful Saab 9000 Aero.
10th June 2013
He's back! In his first update of 2013, FailCar is having a moan about the torture of selling cars. Once you've read it, you may never want to sell a car ever again.
30th May 2013
Now That's What I Call a Real World Dream Barn: Celebrating the best of PetrolBlog's Real World Dream Barn. The pick of the pops. Not 'alf.