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Mark Smyth

  • Automotive Journalist and Editor, Freelance
Bristol
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Freelance writer of words about cars, car stuff and car people. Also yachts, but mostly cars.
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Why I can’t say nothing about the Ferrari Luce

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By Mark Smyth
| LinkedIn
The 1970s was an era of radical concept cars, a time when designers channelled their inner futurist and when wedges ruled. Porsche unveiled the Tapiro, styled by Giorgetto Giugaro at Italdesign . In the same year, Ferrari revealed the Modulo, an icon of wedge-shaped design that was penned by Paolo Martin and the team at Pininfarina .
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s remodelled Land Rover embodies the spirit of adventure

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By Mark Smyth
| Yahoo News Malaysia
There’s a certain nostalgia about the Ineos Grenadier that takes me back to my childhood. I grew up in the Seventies, the era of imaginary off-roading with Tonka toys in the school playground, long before the stylish pseudo 4x4s we have today. My father was a photographer who often came home with curious Range Rover conversions from a client, including fire tenders, ambulances, even a six-wheeled pick-up.
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Exploring the many points of the third-generation Jeep Compass

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By Mark Smyth
| Car Design News
The Jeep Compass has always been a difficult model to match with the illustrious heritage of the brand. In 2002, Chrysler Group’s Pacifica Advanced Design Centre in California was tasked with coming up with a Jeep that could take on the wave of crossovers and small SUVs hitting the market. Targeting millenials, Micheal Castiglione (now with Rivian) created the exterior design of a concept under the watchful eye of then senior VP of design at Chrysler Group, Trevor Creed.
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