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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 […]

A 354km (220 mile), unregistered Austin Allegro Series 3 has come up for sale, some 41 years after leaving the production line at Longbridge… but there is a catch – […]

The Rover 200 & 400 Owners Club and Rover Coupe Owners Club are teaming up to  commemorate a historic event that took place 30 years ago at Millbrook. You could […]

Tony Gilroy: The man who put Land Rover on the map It was with sadness that many current and former Land Rover employees heard of the death of Tony Gilroy […]

An ex-Maestro Challenge race car is going up for auction in an online sale which begins on 30 March. The car, which ran in the race series between 1986-1990 has […]

With less than 300 examples left on UK roads, the Austin Montego is fast becoming a rare 1980s classic with an interesting backstory – so being able to grab a […]

This year, 2022 of course, marks the 50th anniversary of the Leyland National. Those of us of a certain vintage will be gazing at the screen in disbelief wondering where […]

It’s that time of the year again, so we’re looking back at the Top 10 most popular stories on AROnline in 2021 according to Google Analytics data. We’ve broken down the […]

Had Rover’s return to the USA with the ill-fated Sterling 825/827 of 1987-91 been successful, it likely would have paved the way for the MGF, and possibly the R8, to […]

Following a bout of ill health, Alastair Naylor, co-founder of Naylor Brothers Restorations Limited and former Sales Director of Naylor Cars Limited, has peacefully passed away aged 80. Alastair and […]

With just 99 built, the Gordon-Keeble GK1 is one of the rarer delicacies of the British motor industry – so one coming up for sale is a bit of an […]

A recruitment drive by auction and classifieds site Car & Classic highlights the breadth of new skills needed in the classic sector. Roles are being created in areas that aren’t just […]

For those of you who don’t know, Ian Pogson or, as he recently became, Dr. Pogson, has been an unofficial ambassador (no pun intended) for all things BL through to […]

The A-Series engine reaches something of a landmark this year with the 70th anniversary of the first car it powered – the Austin A30 – being launched. And to celebrate […]

More than 50 people trekked to Gaydon in order to join the AROnline 20th birthday bash, and were treated to a fantastic Q&A with Denis Chick, Kevin Jones and Ian Pogson […]

A 73-mile, unregistered Triumph TR8 will be offered by Historics Auctions at its 25 September sale, some 41 years after leaving the production line… but there is a catch The […]

Prolific author and ex-Triumph Engineer, Graham Robson, has sadly passed away, aged 85. He’s written more than 160 books in his career and contributed countless magazine articles, usually beautifully-researched and […]