Tom Wiltshire
Deputy Web Reviews Editor
Tom's career started with an idle application for work experience at Auto Express magazine while stacking shelves at his local cornershop. Since then, he's worked on the websites of Auto Express and evo Magazine, before joining the reviews team for the PA news agency, driving all of the latest models and writing about them in national publications. From there, Tom moved on to Bauer Media to work on Parkers.co.uk and CAR Magazine as Senior Staff Writer, focusing mainly on reviews but also writing ownership content, news articles and opinion pieces. He's also spent a stint reviewing motoring products and books, and is a former judge of the RAC Motoring Book of the Year awards. He's now Deputy Website Reviews Editor at Carwow, helping buyers make the best decision when the time comes to change their car. Outside of the office, Tom sings with the award-winning Peterborough Male Voice Choir, collects Christmas jumpers and vintage appliances, and has a penchant for old Peugeots.
Latest car reviews by Tom Wiltshire
Articles by Tom Wiltshire
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Jaguar teases first concept car after contentious rebrand21st Nov 2024British brand’s new all-electric GT has sharp lines and does away with the rear window
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Video: Which bargain-basement saloon offers the most bang for your buck?14th Nov 2024Armed with a small budget and the classifieds section, can you buy a good car for less than £1,000? And should you? We pick up three...
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Driving the Land Rover Defender Classic: a review of the V8 off-roader that costs as much as a house22nd Oct 2024If the new Land Rover Defender is a bit too high-tech for you, this could be the solution. We get behind the wheel of the Land Rover...
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Mini John Cooper Works Electric unveiled: the EV hot hatch you’ve been waiting for?14th Oct 2024Mini’s electric Cooper gets the JCW treatment, with 258hp, chassis upgrades and a visual makeover – and it’s less than £40,000
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Drag race: Nissan GT-R Nismo vs tuned Toyota GR Yaris5th Oct 2024Taking to the Carwow drag strip today, we see whether the mighty Nissan GT-R Nismo can hold off a Toyota GR Yaris that’s been tuned up to...
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The best electric vans 20243rd Oct 2024Electric vans are becoming a bigger and bigger part of the UK’s automotive landscape. But which ones are worth buying for you and your...
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Skoda Elroq preview: hands-on with the £31,500 electric SUV that’ll give budget brands a hard time1st Oct 2024Skoda’s new Elroq is a medium-sized electric SUV taking direct aim at the Volkswagen ID3, the Renault Scenic and the Peugeot E-3008....
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The best cars with big boots of 20241st Oct 2024Struggling with the annual holiday? Avoiding the furniture store? We list the best cars with big boots…
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Ranked: Every generation of Volkswagen Golf GTI31st Aug 2024VW’s hot hatch icon has been around since 1976 – we rate all eight generations from worst to best
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Mercedes-Maybach SL is a super-luxury V8 drop-top17th Aug 2024Maybach’s first sports car is based on the SL and comes in two eye-catching themes
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Porsche creates unique 911 Speedster based on 993-generation car16th Aug 2024An individual collector has commissioned Porsche to build a one-off open-top speedster based on the 993 911 – it’s being shown off at...
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Rimac Nevera R is a 2,107hp electric hypercar designed to break records16th Aug 2024More hardcore and focused version of the Nevera ‘Hyper GT’ can hit 186mph in 8.66s
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Porsche celebrates 50 years of the 911 Turbo with special edition16th Aug 2024Limited-run model is inspired by 911 RSR Turbo, limited to just 1,974 examples worldwide
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One-off Pininfarina Battista Targamerica shown off at Monterey Car Week15th Aug 2024The coach-built electric hypercar is one of one, and includes a bespoke tailored luggage set and built-in cigar humidor… oh, and 1,900hp
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Drag race: Ferrari 458 Speciale vs Audi RS7 Performance vs Audi S313th Aug 2024Hitting the drag strip today, we find out if an exotic Italian supercar can be bested by a four-door German saloon – and whether 2024’s...