BrownCarGuy January 2026 Round-Up

From daily-driven EV roadsters to AI policing, vanishing bargains and why driving now feels fundamentally different

January usually eases us into the year. A reset. A breather.

Instead, 2026 arrived with a quiet tightening of screws. New rules slipped in without fanfare. Algorithms began judging drivers. Affordable cars continued their slow extinction. And beneath it all sat an uncomfortable realisation – driving isn’t being banned, it’s being redesigned until it barely resembles what we grew up with.

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BrownCarGuy September 2025 Round-Up: Shocks, Scandals & Supercars

From Lotus fighting for survival to Porsche U-turns, JLR’s £1.5bn lifeline, culture wars, car shows, and even a roast of your ride – September 2025 was wild. Plus we got political!

September came at us fast and furious – a month of breaking news, motoring drama, cultural flashpoints, and a few laughs along the way. Lotus is clinging to life, Porsche is making (and unmaking) decisions, politicians are meddling, and I even roasted some of your cars just for fun. If you missed any of it, don’t worry – here’s the complete BrownCarGuy digest from September 2025.

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BrownCarGuy August Round-Up

Legends, Controversies & Car Culture Uncovered

From the farewell of Nissan’s mighty GT-R to shocking truths about touchscreens, the classic car market shake-up, car show fatigue, Polestar’s bold new SUV, Desi nostalgia, licence changes, giveaways, and even the culture war hitting your garage – August 2025 had it all. Here’s your one-stop catch-up on the biggest, boldest BrownCarGuy.com stories of the month.

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