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
Construction has begun on the 1.8-acre facility in Casa Grande
Start-up's electric luxury saloon takes step closer to production as construction of $700m factory gets under way
Compact cars were endangered by the new road tax system
Today's city car cull is a result of an EU drive to cut emissions; the 1948 equivalent was due to our new road tax system
Just 28 years after launching its first car, Toyota produced 425,764 vehicles in 1964. We visited Japan to tell its story
Our correspondent detailed his motorised escape from communist-held Barcelona as the Spanish Civil War began in 1936
In 1950, we detailed the new Phantom IV, which had been designed for Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh
In the 1890s, medical men were pondering whether motoring would be more suitable for their work than horse and cart
In 1932, we asked four industry leaders what cars would be like in 1942
Back in 1932, Autocar asked some leading lights of the automotive industry how cars and driving were set to change
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