William Towns was an unusual genius who designed the Aston Martin Lagonda, and then went off to build his own kit cars. We found out more
By 1935, a Channel Tunnel had already been talked about and planned many times, only to falter. We analysed whether it could ever actually happen
Buemi's dominance of Formula E shows that Formula 1 is rarely representative of drivers' true talent
Chinese cars are increasingly common, but on 4 October 1975, we were taken aback to see a Hongqi CA77 limousine on display in Germany
Studebaker Light Six at Wimbledon Common
On 11 February, 1922, Autocar had the American Studebaker Light Six tourer for a week, resulting in a glowing review in every respect
Autocar first sampled the 18ft-long and 6ft 6in-wide Dodge Royal Custom on British roads 59 years ago
Autocar of 1942 pitches "The single seater as a type for after-war use, especially for business men"
Back on the 22nd May 1982, we took the Volkswagen Scirocco Z40 Turbo - dubbed 'The Force Nine Scirocco' - for a ride
In March of 1990 we put the original Mazda MX-5 to the test; how much has changed?
The world's first production car with a Wankel engine was the 1965 NSU Wankel Spider; its engine and practicality gave us nothing but hope for the future
The latest-generation Dacia Duster is a triumph of value-for-money motoring, but the original version made a bus pass look tempting
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