Month: July 2019

A brief look at how the ground-breaking Mini made it from sketch pad to showroom in little more than two years, a remarkable achievement for a car that completely threw […]

With the Mini celebrating its 60th Anniversary in 2019, it gives us an excuse here at AROnline to scour our picture archives for images that could not be used elsewhere […]

Mike Humble / Cummins Engine Co Cummins Engines supplies to the UK’s sole remaining UK commercial manufacturer, Leyland Trucks, as well as various bus and coach builders. The company marks […]

Ian Nicholls, AROnline‘s historian-in-residence, concludes the Rover-Triumph story, and what was their long and drawn-out part in the downfall of the British motor industry.  Here, in the twenty-second part, he recalls […]

It’s been a couple of days since questions of the future fate of the MG Rover prototypes, previously squirrelled away at the Longbridge Roundhouse, started to light up our previously-quiet […]

The future of a number of unique MG Rover prototypes hangs in the balance, as it emerged that they were possibly being removed as part of the ongoing site clearance […]

Look closely at the Moskvich Aleko and you will see something of a passing resemblance between it and the Chrysler Alpine… That’s more than intentional… Aleko: full of Eastern promise […]

The last chance saloon: How MG Rover tried to create a new medium-sized car from the underpinnings of the Rover 75. […]