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Britain's first two cars drew a large and fascinated crowd
The Autocar was created in a period that seems alien to modern minds – yet can also be strangely familiar
Rivals were already making Morgans look dated by the early 1950s
Some are baffled by the prospect of buying a new car that looks like an old one, but that's Morgan's USP
Production of 3-Litre chassis began at new Cricklewood works in 1921
WO Bentley started out designing engines for fighter for planes and racing cars for French brand DFP
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
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