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Former Classic Car Weekly Features Editor and serial Allegro and Princess owner, Richard Gunn, recalls Harris Mann’s life and career in his own words from a one-to-one back in 2005. […]

Ray Bates, the former Triumph Engineer and driving force behind the development and launch of the Austin Metro, has died. He will be remembered as the man who told Harold […]

The Maestro & Montego Owners Club is marking this year’s 40th birthday of the Austin and MG Maestro with its Maestro@40 celebrations at the British Motor Museum on 9 July. […]

UK car production dropped to its lowest level since 1956, according to new figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). Last year, the UK produced 775,014 cars, […]

The Nissan Qashqai has emerged as the UK’s best-selling car of 2022, and the first British-built model to top the annual sales charts for 24 years. Figures released today by […]

Thomas Josef Derrick Paul Karen OBE, Automotive and Industrial Designer, has died aged 96. Once described as the man who styled our childhoods, Tom passed away following a short illness. […]

It’s that time of the year again, so we’re looking back at the Top Ten most popular stories in each of the main categories on AROnline during 2022. We’ve broken […]

So, a load-lugging Vitesse scorches through the auction system and your first thought is that it must be a Rover SD1. But this is a whole lot rarer than the executive […]

One of two Leyland P76s brought into the UK by British Leyland for sales and marketing evaluation has recently come to light thanks to an eBay sale. The car, which […]

Former Top Gear presenter and motoring journalist for The Observer, Sue Baker has died following a battle with Motor Neurone Disease (MND), aged 75. A statement released by Baker’s family said: ‘It is […]

It’s been months in the making, but the new DVD-Video charting the 50th Anniversary of the launch of the Leyland National has gone on sale, and you can order it […]

A 2200-mile ex-development MG ZT 190 has come up for sale… but there’s a catch. It’s in the USA, and is believed to be one of just two cars shipped […]

Well known within enthusiast circles, this 2009 Jaguar X-Type Estate, as driven by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, is going to auction. It’s being offered without reserve at Historics’ 26 […]

If you’re in the market for a low-mileage example of Rover’s swansong 75 V8, this one could be right up your street. It’s on offer on auction and could end […]

Mike Humble recalls the career of Paddy Hopkirk, three-times Monte Carlo Rally winner and the man who helped put the Mini-Cooper on the map. Paddy’s recollections were recorded at Goodwood […]

An exciting new stash of videos produced by Rover Group’s Marketing Department – many unseen for years – has been unearthed, and they’re being digitised to be made available online […]

A rare 1973 Authi Victoria – or Austin Victoria as it was originally marketed as – has come up for sale, almost 50 years after leaving the production line in Landaben, Pamplona, […]

It’s not often that an example of the delectable Lynx Eventer comes up for sale, but this low-mileage, fully-storied example is up for auction now, and we’ll be tracking it […]

A Rover 75 V8 which has covered just 33,700 miles from new and was originally one of four press demo cars used by MG Rover Group, has come up for […]

If you’re in the market for a Rover with Royal connections, this Rover Sterling that’s up for auction should be right up your street.  Supplied new to Buckingham Palace, and […]

To celebrate the joint fiftieth anniversaries of the Leyland National and the Lillyhall factory, the Workington Transport Heritage Trust are organising a unique free event, LN50, to take place in […]