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UK new car sales continue stabilise after a rocky first six months for the UK economy The UK new car market remained stable in July, with year-on-year demand growing by […]

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) says that model cycles, operational changes and preparations for a new range of next-generation vehicle technology ahead of new WLTP emissions standards, […]

The Maestro & Montego Owners Club (MM&OC) is organising a 30th Birthday bash for the MG Maestro Turbo at the British Leyland Autumn Rally in Milton Keynes on 30 September. Ever […]

After enjoying a motor industry career spanning six decades – most of it with Rover – long-serving public relations boss, Denis Chick, has finally decided to hang up his automotive […]

For the 50th Anniversary of the creation of BLMC, we’ve been running a series of features to celebrate, reflect and inform about the achievements of British Leyland Motor Corporation. To […]

Vauxhall’s new parent company, PSA Group, has confirmed that it will continue building vans at its Luton factory. Carlos Tavares, PSA’s Chairman, announced that the company would be investing heavily […]

Why so much interest in Y-reg MINIs? The R50- and onwards-generation of MINI rather neatly dovetails with AROnline in many ways. We appeared at the same time in 2001, started out […]

For Classic Car fans this was a busy weekend, with the Practical Classics and Restoration Show in Birmingham and the relatively new Retro Classics in Stuttgart – two major shows […]

Here, at AROnline, we like events dedicated to all kind of British cars. Each March the British Cars & Lifestyle show is held near the small Dutch town of Rosmalen. […]

Here, at AROnline, we know you lot – our loyal readers – aren’t daft. Far from it, in fact. However, you guys are bound to be the ones asked ‘What […]

The first electric vehicle (EV) from Jaguar has broken cover. The I-Pace is the newest member of its Pace family, and according to Jaguar, it delivers, ‘sustainable sports car performance, […]

We make no apologies for loving the Ford Escort Mk3 – it was a sharp-looking car, and just what the doctor ordered for Ford in 1980. Of course, the fast […]

Alexander Boucke brings us the the best cars from the first big European classic car show in 2018. What’s your favourite car from Maastricht? The 25th annual InterClassics show in Maastricht marked an […]

Land Rover launches a year-long celebration of its 70th birthday with a limited-edition high-performance version of the Defender called the Land Rover Defender Works V8 – 70th Limited. The car, […]

2018 marks the 50th Anniversary of the creation of BL. Considering that’s now ancient history in the fast-paced automotive world, it’s amazing to see just how much love – some of […]

It’s that time of the year again, so we’re looking back at the Top 10 most popular stories on AROnline in 2017 according to Google Analytics data. This year, we’re breaking […]

Morgan Motor Company has announced a technical partnership with Frazer-Nash Energy Systems as the all-electric Morgan EV3 prepares for production in 2018. The EV3 extends Morgan’s truly unique offering. Industry-leading […]

A few months ago in Warwickshire, Roverfest celebrated 50 years of the Rover V8 engine. John Clancy attended the event and has subsequently produced yet another high quality DVD filmed over […]

The Vanden Plas 1800 prototype is one of the better-known near-misses in BMC and BL history, and it proved to be something of a showstopper in one of its rare pubic […]

Derek ‘Red Robbo’ dies, aged 90, and with him ends a chapter of British automotive history that many would like to forget. […]