Subaru MV pick-up was a competent farmhand
In 1982, Autocar gathered the six most significant imports on a farm in rural Kent to see what was what
Double-decker trains were introduced as Motorail’s popularity boomed in the 1960s
The championship's inaugural event in 1973 was far from auspicious, with most crews ending up disqualified
International Automotive Design was a big player up until 1993 when a recession hit the car industry hard
Restrictions on cars in town centres and parking limitations meant navigating London was a challenge
Now that our digital archive is complete, the possibility of taking a long-term view of inflation is intriguing
The Foreign Car Test in the '60s was the equivalent to our Britain's Best Driver's car contest
Voisin cars flouted both design norms and engineering conventions; we revisit the unique Type C6 Laboratoire
GM pumped money and people into the Saturn brand but it was to no avail
1950s cars stood out with 'pontoon'-shaped silhouettes but when did these obscure designs die out
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