Month: February 2020

News of the sudden and very late cancellation of the Geneva International Motor Show may have far reaching ramifications for events such as these. In case you’ve been buried in […]

Declan Berridge and Chris Cowin explain the long and sometimes complex history of the much-loved BMC 1100 in the US and Canadian markets. BMC 1100 – fit for North Americans […]

A preview of Land Rover’s television commercial for the new Defender has been released online. And from what we’ve seen of it, boy, does it show the new off-roader as […]

Plans for a new car museum based near the Peak District have been put on hold. The Great British Car Journey had been due to open in Derbyshire this April, […]

Ian Nicholls, AROnline‘s historian-in-residence, tells the story of Austin-Morris, and their part in the downfall of the British motor industry. Here, in the second part, we track the progress of the […]

It’s often thought that the (1981-84) Triumph Acclaim was marketed by British Leyland (BL) only in EEC markets (including the UK) as part of the deal struck with Honda. Non-EEC […]

In a world crammed with all-new electric SUVs and small cars, produced by an industry which increasingly talks about tackling climate change, sustainability and the move towards vehicles that consume […]

Keith Adams tells the story of the Talbot Arizona, the replacement for the Horizon. It was design by the former Chrysler UK Design Team at Whitley in Coventry, and shared […]

According to our friends at Overdrive, the Ambassador – one of India’s best-loved cars – may well be heading for a rebirth. The Hindustan Ambassador was very much a part […]