Two engineering companies will assist low-volume manufacturers transition away from internal combustion
Our man also reminisces about Caterham and Westfields past, and reveals the winners of Autocar's Drivers of Change contest
Our man rekindles his love for inconveniently large pick-up trucks and celebrates the Lamborghini Jalpa's 40th birthday
This week, our man has been driving the Mustang Mach-E and remembering Richard Burns
Joint venture with Ensorcia Metals will fund Griffith production and secure battery supply for upcoming EVs
Our man also thinks he's found the next future classic
The Evora is bowing out but there’s a timeless quality to its Lotus DNA that delights – and always will.
In 1896, The Autocar magazine celebrated the lifting of an onerous 4mph speed limit by organising the first running of the now famous route
Our man heads into London for the launch of the fifth-generation Range Rover
All-new, small-volume, British-built sports coupé takes to the road in near-production-ready form
Our man watches Land Rover's radical new era kick off at London's Royal Opera House
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