Month: February 2014

Richard Truett Not long ago, in this very space, I put forth the proposition that MG’s current lineup would fail in the United States. I said these modern MGs don’t […]

We had an interesting selection of cars at AROnline Towers this weekend. I swapped my Dacia Sandero Access for an MG3, kindly lent at the last moment by the nice chaps […]

Keith Adams We had an interesting selection of cars at AROnline Towers this weekend. I swapped my Dacia Sandero Access for an MG3, kindly lent at the last moment by the […]

While the 1100 was an Issigonis concept from the outset, it took Italy’s Pininfarina to give the car its undeniable style. This page was contributed by Declan Berridge

What would Rover produced during the 1990s without Honda or BMW to influence the situation? Inspired by Roy Axe’s AR18 prototype photos, AROnline‘s very own engineering genius Robert Leitch cooks […]

Keith Adams Originally posted 26 March 2011 It was strange seeing MGF prototypes PR1, PR2 and PR3 for the very first time on a recent visit to Longbridge. I had seen them […]

The Range Rover Evoque Autobiography will be launched at the Geneva Motor Show and it promises to be the most focused version yet, with more power and sharper responses – […]

Six months ago, I blogged about how the arrival of Dacia in the UK and the Sandero’s killer entry-level list price was going to prove, one way or another, that […]

Keith Adams Six months ago, I blogged about how the arrival of Dacia in the UK, and the Sandero’s killer entry-level list price was going to prove, one way or […]

Land Rover has unveiled a new Discovery XXV Special Edition as a celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the original model’s launch. First introduced in 1989, the Discovery’s combination of contemporary […]

Jaguar Land Rover has now begun recruitment for the 500 new jobs at its Solihull manufacturing facility as part of a 1,700 jobs recruitment drive. The plans, announced last September, will […]

We had been planning this one for months – and several times during the run-up, we thought it wouldn’t come off… But despite the worries and setbacks, our plan to […]

Tony Turner continues the story of  his Rover 25 GTI with ‘one or two issues’… Rudi goes into rehab Sorry – I know it’s daft but all my cars get […]

Recruitment for a brand new graduate programme with 13 places available across the MINI UK production network is now underway. The UK Graduate Programme will welcome applicants in variety of […]

In Part One of this fascinating series, which originally appeared in Vehicle Engineer, AROnline Contributor Ian Elliott applies his insider knowledge to spelling out the exact sequence of mergers that led to […]

Keith Adams According to Autocar India, Jaguar Land Rover is expanding its operations in India, with a view to increasing local production. I can’t help but think that this feels like […]

Keith Adams According to Autocar India, Jaguar Land Rover is expanding its operations in India, with a view to increasing local production. I can’t help but think that this feels like […]

Keith Adams I’ve been a fan of big Citroens for as long as I can remember. It’s a passion that dates back to a Matchbox Citroen SM bought for me, […]

Jack Yan I have to admit to becoming a bit bored of those crying foul now that MG will launch an SUV, one which seems to have some parallels with […]

Keith Adams Anthony Crook, the former racing driver and owner of Bristol Cars has died, aged 93. Crook was best known in recent years for the way he ran Bristol […]

Words and photography: Alexander Boucke As long as I can remember – and a bit longer still – my family and I have always and exclusively driven British-built cars. These were, […]