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The Messerschmitt Me 262 was an aircraft so revolutionary it had the potential to change WW2 in the air. Thankfully, says David Twohig, it never came to that
By David Twohig
Bringing back a much-loved brand can lead to great success, dismal failure and, at times, total ignominy. Andrew English looks at the best and perhaps the very worst
By Andrew English
4 years ago
As we pick up the story again, Peter, Steve Cropley and their Alfa Romeo are just one third of the way into their epic attempt to drive across the Australian continent...
By Peter Robinson
5 years ago
In the 135-year history of the motor car, most memorable have been the small ones. Alec Issigonis’s Mini, Dante Giacosa’s Fiat 500, Stanley Edge’s Austin Seven, Ferdinand...
We have, it should be said, been here before. A brave new Lotus for a Brave New World. A car that really does promise it all. Performance, handling and lightweight...
By Andrew Frankel
What, in automotive terms, is a mule? How do they get that way? And why does Richard Porter harbour undying love for them? Read on…
By Richard Porter
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