We take a look at some of the best cars we never got
As Alfa announces GTA and GTAm have sold out, we've had an idea for a solution to the Italians' wider sales woes
As Mercedes casts doubt on the future of the wagon, we recall legends like the Mini Traveller and Ford Granada
The Arese is a popular V8 Italian supercar clothed in a bespoke suit created by famous coachbuilder Touring Superleggera. Richard Bremner boots it down English roads
The third-generation Primera represented something of a turning point, not just for Nissan but for the car-buying European public, too
Autocar investigates what went wrong with the Chevrolet Volt, the model the US firm hoped would take down the Toyota Prius
The Lotus that was nearly a Proton and borrowed heavily from a Vauxhall sold fewer than 500 examples. Richard Bremner wonders what might have been
It’s the VIN’s last seven characters that count. Ones start at TB00076 and Coopers at TC00155, for example
The first 700 or so BMW Minis were produced right at the end of the Y-reg period and are now hunted by a dedicated group of enthusiasts
“They make me look good”: Busse stresses that his designs are the result of teamwork
As vice-president of design for Stellantis, Busse has embraced the challenge of reshaping Fiat, Maserati and Alfa for a changing world
Once a frequent sight on our roads, today coachbuilt cars are a luxury domain. That could be set to change
Affordable and sporty are seemingly opposing themes when it comes to electric cars – which is why Opel's restomod is so appealing
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