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When Michael Edwards took over the top job at British Leyland in 1977, the company’s market share had fallen from 30 per cent in 1975 to 25 per cent. As he put it: 'companies...
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One of the Japan studio’s concepts was for a mid-engined car. Shortly after the management review process was over, everyone attended the 1985 Tokyo motor show...
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There were all the usual GT3 Porsches and mid-engined Ferraris, but also a Dallara Stradale, a Porsche 962 and a Jaguar XJR-9 (both of which raced at Le Mans)...
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A heartbreakingly poignant exhibition opened at the British Motor Museum in Gaydon this August. Called Factor Us In, it celebrates and documents those whose lives...
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From the moment it was launched in 1989, Mazda’s MX-5 was instantly recognised as a modern interpretation of the classic British sports car: small, simple and affordable...
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Having recently moved back to my adopted country – la belle France – I was in need of a daily runabout. As I have access to a ‘sensible’ vehicle in my better half’s new Land Rover...
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Is it sensitivity? That must be it. The ability to hear what a car is telling you, filtering out the noise and listening only to the notes that matter in that moment...