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
Charles Friswell's unique take on selling cars caused much confusion, and eventually led to him to get a knighthood
The thunderous roadster emerged in 1962 as a V8 development of 1953’s Ace
We asked a Swiss journalist whether Britain could recover its post-war lead as the European industry got going again
Mini is one of the most beloved of all the cars ever built, and survived until 2000
We dive into the Autocar Archive to trace Britain's automotive story right from the very beginning
Lotus advertised Player’s Gold Leaf brand and more famously JPS years later
No fewer than 40 cars were entered in 1989, despite the maximum permitted on a starting grid being 26
Magna Steyr is an unknown outside the industry but has been trusted by some of the world’s most respected car makers
View all car reviews
