The summer of 1988 played host to the biggest supercar battle of a generation
Percy Lambert became the first person to do 100mph in this 1913 Talbot
The story behind car maker Talbot is far more complicated than you might think
The Land's End trial includes famous hills like Beggars Roost which has been used since 1922
The infamous trial has been part if the trials calendar since 1908 and is one of the toughest events of the year
Anti-clockwise from top right: the EB118, EB218, 18/3 Chiron and 18/4 Veyron concepts
After several concepts and €1 billion, the fastest and most powerful production car finally hit the road
Need some inflatable seats for your car or a felt safety cap to protect your bonce? There was a time when you could buy such things…
Cosworth's engines dominated F1 in the 60s and 70s – but it also made its own unconventional race car
Chevette, launched in the UK as a Vauxhall in 1975, was merely a renosed Opel Kadett
Opel produced cars on the continent while Vauxhall built cars at Luton and Ellesmere Port
Algerian-born Guy Moll rose quickly from obscurity to the grand prix stage
Formula 1 rookie Isack Hadjar isn't the first Algerian driver to compete in grand prix racing
Long-running motor show played host to a number of wild concepts like these example from Rinspeed
That's right - the AA started operating in Surrey and Sussex in 1905 as an activist group
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