Keith WR Jones
Keith Jones is one of the UK's leading experts in the motoring industry, thanks to his enthusiasm for cars. One of Keith’s most treasured collections is his run of CAR magazine, alongside a complete post-wat run of British motor show catalogues!
Former Managing Editor of the Bauer Automotive Hub and Deputy Editor for us at Parkers, they are now acting as a freelance consultant around automotive data-based services.
Latest from this author
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Rolls-Royce Cullinan SUV (18 on) reviewSmall improvements to big SUV6 Jun 2024
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Mercedes-Benz - approved used - long term testUpdate one: Buying an approved used Mercedes-Benz We’re finding out how easy it is to live with a used example of Parkers’ 2018 Luxury Car of the Year, the Mercedes-Benz S350d 1. Welcome2. Old vs...28 May 2024
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Kia Sorento SUV (15-20) reviewFull-sized SUV with a cast-iron new-car warranty28 Sept 2023
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Toyota Yaris (11-20) reviewEfficient and reliable supermini23 Aug 2023
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Vauxhall Vivaro Life MPV (19-22) reviewVan-based people carrier focuses on value14 Aug 2023
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Jaguar F-Type Coupe (14 on) reviewEven more arresting to look at than ever4 Aug 2023
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Ford Fiesta ST named Parkers Car of the Year 2019The Parkers New Car Awards are back, with the Ford Fiesta ST clinching victory to become the 2019 Car of the Year. Beating-off stiff competition from its larger sibling, the all-new...5 May 2023
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What is hill-start assist?Hill-Start Assist is a feature that takes advantage of drive-by-wire braking technologies. Where a manual brake needs very careful driving to ensure you don’t roll back down an incline, an...15 Aug 2022
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Audi Q3 Sportback (19 on) reviewSportier looks – but not performance – for this popular SUV14 Jun 2022
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Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class Coupe (16-23) reviewSUV with a whiff of style over substance31 May 2022
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Volkswagen e-Up Hatchback (14-22) reviewAppealing electric city car now has a longer range12 May 2022
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New Abarth 695 Esseesse: fast Fiat 500 revealedFiat’s new all-electric 500 might be grabbing the headlines, but the older petrol-powered ones haven’t been forgotten, especially in rorty Abarth guise, as the 695 Esseesse conspicuously confirms. Latest in a...5 Jul 2021