1958 Subaru 360 popularised kei class
In light of the EU's proposals for a new small vehicle class, we look back at the birth of the Japanese kei car
You can waste away hours sifting through our magazines that date back to 1895
A pilot, power boater and supremely talented driver, we're glad Mildred Petre is being remembered
When the British car industry broke the silence over sales figures
Suzuki's SUV is good enough - and cheap enough - to forgive its cheap-feeling materials and unsophisticated ride
Cornering too hard made body jack up and outer rear wheel tuck under
Skoda saloon's rear swing-axle was to blame for its haphazard handling
The firm raced its JS2 car at Le Mans in the 1970s
Guy Ligier started with nothing but ended up owning an F1 race team – and building microcars
Sometimes the old school ways of a family hatchback just can't be beaten
We take a look back at the International Motor Show held in Earls Court in 1975
The prince working on his car
By accident, a German prince created the first sports cars. Here's how...
What used to go on in Japan after dark? Illegal street racing for the most part, though it wasn't as dodgy as it sounds
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