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
The Blue Bird III hit 206.956mph on Daytona Beach
The jet and rocket-powered Bloodhound aims to hit 800mph next year; in 1928, an 875hp Napier engine took Malcolm Campbell's Blue Bird III to 206mph
Domestic makers Ford and Vauxhall did well with the new Escort and Viva
We take a look at the best-selling brands and models on the British new car market half a century ago
Dorset-based company plans to import Glory 580, priced from £23k, alongside light commercial vehicles
Max Verstappen already has five F1 seasons behind him
Max Verstappen was only 17 when he debuted in Formula 1. Now he’s ready to win a world championship. We sit down with the Dutchman
Racer-writer Innes Ireland told in 1968 of a weekend testing the "less obvious qualities" of a 21ft-long limo...
Cars could no more than transport your radio until the 1930s
In 1925, we reported on an advance in radio technology that would make portable entertainment properly practicable for motorists
In 1904, three years prior to the first TT motorcycle race, trials were held to decide who would represent Britain in the Gordon Bennett Cup, an annual race contested between nations
Pollution was not seen as a major issue in 1970
In 1970, as the US planned new emissions standards to combat Los Angeles smog, we examined the pollution problem
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