Month: July 2013

AROnline recently reported that the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) would be holding a Disciplinary Tribunal into the conduct of MG Rover and the Phoenix Four’s Accountants, Deloitte (formerly Deloitte & Touche). The hearing […]

Historics at Brooklands is offering the Queen’s ex-Daimler Super V8 at its late summer sale in Surrey, UK, on Saturday, 31 August. The car has 15,000 miles on the clock […]

The Leyland roundel is back – and not just on a commercial vehicle! Thanks to a deal brokered between GM and Nissan, the US company will launch a badge-engineered NV200 […]

Morgan has introduced Brooklands racing circuit-inspired V6 Roadster and a 3 Wheeler, each limited to a production run of 50 cars. The new special editions celebrate the ancestry of British […]

Keith Adams Despite much in the way of pre-sale hype, it looks like the Mini Clubman so famously rescued from the Longbridge tunnels in 2012 fell short of impressing at […]

Keith Adams The MINI Vision Concept, which was unveiled yesterday at MINI Design in Munich, gives the best view yet of what the next-generation model, F56, will look like when it’s unveiled at […]

Time to review the production version of the MG6… It has enjoyed something of a rough ride at the hands of the enthusiasts so far – it’s been called endless […]

Keith Adams Aston Martin Lagonda Limited has announced that it’s creating a technical partnership with Mercedes-AMG GmbH. Few details of the deal have been announced so far but joining forces […]

Mike Humble Regardless what you may think about some car salesmen, I actually used to take pride in myself as being a four square and straight kind of seller. There are only […]

Keith Adams Land Rover might be enjoying a purple patch of success in its history but, for some, there’s still the nagging doubt of historic unreliability and build quality. According […]

Bentley Motors has confirmed that its new SUV will be built in Crewe and will go on sale in 2016. The big news is that the arrival of the new […]

Accidents can happen in a split second by a moment’s inattention, particularly if you are travelling at speed, and can lead to the loss of your no-claims bonus and perhaps […]

Keith Adams The Clubvan Camper and Cowley have been shown alongside the Austrian-made Countryman ALL4 Camp and these tongue-in-cheek one offs, nicely timed for the beginning of the summer holidays, […]

Rolls-Royce has  announced the creation of more than 100 new jobs. This announcement follows record sales over the past three years, significant expansion of the manufacturing plant and the launch […]

Keith Adams Reuters are reporting that MG Rover Group’s Accountants, Deloitte, will face a Disciplinary Tribunal later this month – the independent panel will be examining the firm’s conduct as Advisers and Auditors of MG Rover Group and the Phoenix […]

Andrew Elphick Like any good mate, this one cost me money, lost me money and got me a bollocking from the missus. A victim of a changing society, Auto Trader hasn’t […]

Keith Adams Although the Dacia Sandero’s pure Romanianness precludes it from featuring prominently in AROnline, it is a product – a marketing model – that I absolutely adore. In short, […]

Keith Adams Well, that’s another Goodwood Festival of Speed over with, and what an amazing event it was. With so much going on, it’s difficult to work out where to […]

Keith Adams The 20th Goodwood Festival of Speed has certainly attracted bumper crowds on what has emerged as one of Britain’s hottest days of the year to date. Although we’ve […]

When it comes to countries such as Britain, few vehicles have earned their place in our hearts more than the van; part standard vehicle and part transportation and storage vehicle, […]

The Goodwood Festival of Speed has established itself as one of the prime events for manufacturers to show off their prototypes and concept cars. Jaguar’s Project 7 continues the trend, […]