Thatcham Research started ‘tearing down’ cars for insurers in 1970
Caravan racing was a novelty at Silverstone
Many children of the ’60s and ’70s have memories (fond or otherwise) of van holidays
Wolfsburg eyes premium rivals with its range-topping GTX estate
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Race fans loved watching familiar motors duke it out
The first touring car races were full of thrills, spills - and cars you could actually buy from showrooms
Romanian communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu drives the first Dacia car
The Renault Group brand has had a rather tumultuous life since it first emerged in the 1960s
Rover gave up its US venture in the late 1990s after complaints about quality sent sales plummeting
Percy Lambert became the first person to do 100mph in this 1913 Talbot
The story behind car maker Talbot is far more complicated than you might think
Chinese firm Great Wall Motor follows up Ora electric supermini with mid-sized hybrid crossover
German firm planned to return with 671bhp roadster EV in 2024 but has been hindered by supply chain and tariffs
BYD will be one of the first Chinese companies to build cars in Europe, creating "thousands" of jobs
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