The W12 may never have made it to showrooms, but it laid the groundwork for Bugatti's hyper-roadsters
Model 30s at Bennett's in 1914; Dewar engineering trophy was awarded for its electric starter
As Cadillac primes its re-re-relaunch, we revisit the brand's chequered past outside the US
Geely EC7’s UK launch was cancelled
As Chinese cars flood in, we revisit the aborted 2000s export drives of Geely, Landwind, Brilliance, Qoros and Haval
BMW was in financial difficulty in the 1960s - until the Neue Klasse saloon turned up
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
Need some inflatable seats for your car or a felt safety cap to protect your bonce? There was a time when you could buy such things…
Daphne Arnott’s company only lasted a decade, but its short existence is notable and possibly unique
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
The Mercedes-Benz A 45 AMG features a 355bhp turbocharged engine
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