Forget Volkswagen. The French have probably had a much bigger impact on European carmaking. They practically invented front-wheel-drive, gave us beauties like the original DS and revolutionized family ...

As an American car enthusiast, I associate European roads with tiny, diesel-powered vehicles–the archetypal forbidden fruit of the brown, manual, diesel wagon, as it were. But times are changing, and ...

As a follow-up to a model that ruled its market segment in Europe, the second-generation Renault Captur has no option but to be at least as successful. It won’t be easy, though, as the competition has ...