Concepts and prototypes : MG ADO21 (1969-1970)
Work on the promising MG ADO21 began in Abingdon in 1968, following the formation of BLMC. The E-Series powered mid-engined sports car had the looks of a Ferrari, but was […]
Work on the promising MG ADO21 began in Abingdon in 1968, following the formation of BLMC. The E-Series powered mid-engined sports car had the looks of a Ferrari, but was […]
Between the two World Wars, the Vanden Plas Kingsbury Works produced some very prestigious motor vehicles indeed – particularly Bentley, but also Alvis, Lagonda, Rolls Royce and others. Here’s the […]
Our man in the south waves farewell to Project HHR, the car that’s quite possibly been the cheapest and most dependable of the bangers we have brought you. In a […]
Vauxhall’s new Astra scooped the 2016 European Car of the Year title earlier this month but does the just-launched Sports Tourer version really justify its name? Mike Humble shares his […]
Keith Adams From April 2014, the classic car exemption from VED will start rolling from 40 years and that means all cars manufactured in 1973 and into 1974 – previously […]
In a whistle stop week on the Journey of Discovery, a trip to Chernobyl was the haunting highlight of a route intersecting all the intriguing urban hubs of Eastern Europe […]
Keith Adams The 2011 Goodwood Festival of Speed was launched with Jaguar playing a key role as the event celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the E-type. Present at the launch […]
A busy week… First a trip to Longbridge for the first UK drives of the MG6 and, as you’ll no doubt have read elsewhere, the UK press has come away […]
Automotive News Europe/Reuters, 18th March, 2010 LONDON (Reuters) — China’s Geely Group is set to increase its grip on money-losing London black cab taxi maker Manganese Bronze by taking a […]
THE GUARDIAN By David Gow, Industrial Editor Longbridge, the Rover plant, yesterday suffered two grievous blows to its future as BMW, the UK car group’s German owners, rejected a £118 […]
By John Armytage British Leyland mobilized £80m. in short term resources in the last financial year. Cash and other quickly realizable resources were run down by £30m. to £66.4m. and […]
THE GUARDIAN One hundred maintenance engineers at the Standard – Triumph plant at Speke, will meet today. They have been on unofficial strike since Tuesday over a dispute about overtime […]
Normal working was resumed yesterday at the British Motor Corporation body building plant of Fisher and Ludlow Ltd., Birmingham, where 1,000 employees were without work during a 24- hour token […]
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