WCOTY juror Richard Bremner discusses how a car not on sale in Europe can win a global award
Duff's nan needed help parking her Mk2 Fiesta
A lifelong obsession with cars began when a 13-year-old boy was allowed to park his grandmother's Ford Fiesta
Early evidence suggests reopened retailers will find pent-up demand and react by tightening discounts
The VW Group is said to be losing £1.77bn each week due to the shutdown
Jaguar Land Rover isn't the only car maker to be suffering from Covid-19, as we report
Corsa-e will be used for first electric one-make rally series
Brand heritage, new Corsa and ex-Citroën staff fit together nicely
XC90 was half as aerodynamic as the typical Volvo
A chunky SUV body means this 2002 car bucks Volvo's otherwise consistent aerodynamic gains
The Porsche 718 Spyder was one of the final cars Autocar put through its full road test before lockdown
It's not a case of them against us, says Steve Cropley - though he can remember a few times where it could feel like it
Moss didn’t quit historic racing until he was 81
Charisma, humility and a rare sense of humour aligned in Sir Stirling Moss, perhaps the greatest racer ever, whatever the record books say
Cropley picked the Tesla Model 3 as his favourite car of 2019
Kia e-Niros, Renault Zoes and Tesla Model 3s are all there - most available with immediate delivery
Conversely, Bremner's aunt's Anglia failed to do much for a budding car nerd
What first drew Bremner to cars is something of a mystery. Matchbox toys and car mags stoked the fire, though
Premier touring car championship moved quickly to set up an eseries while the regular season is on hold, with a recent wildcard entry from one of F1's hottest properties
Cropley's first car was a 1948 Ford V8 ‘Beetleback’
Our new writing contest gave Steve Cropley the chance to drive down memory lane and talk about his first car. Now we want you to do the same
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In the 1990s, national champions from abroad and ex-F1 racers would compete in the BTCC
