Autocar magazine 13 March 1996
We look back to 1996 for Formula 1’s exciting first visit to Albert Park in Australia
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In 1992, Renault revealed a two-seat electric city car smaller than the Mini and with an urban range of 90 miles. Sound familiar?
A good-looking, Alfa Romeo-inspired two-door Lada coupé
In 1981, we reported on how the home-built car market had developed behind the Iron Curtain
In 1905, an Autocar reader complained of unfair 'police traps'. Soon after, another told of a plan to use cyclists to warn drivers
Alfa Romeo Ferrari C39
We detail all 10 new cars for the upcoming season as they're revealed – and what to look out for this year
New SCG007 Le Mans racer is powered by 3.0-litre twin-turbo V6; up to 30 road examples set to be built
De Dion Bouton was the first to use a V8
In 1913, we detailed why the V-configured eight-cylinder engine was the optimum in every respect
Change from three-shift to two-shift operations at Merseyside factory will impact around 500 workers
In 1982, we reported on the advent of the compact disc
First in-car radios became possible, then record players (yes, really) and then tape decks. And in 1982, we witnessed the advent of digital music
American firm posted design sketch as it announced that it's setting up a research and design centre in China
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