Chrysler’s petrol-hydrogen fuel cell concept
In 1993, Chrysler was challenged to create a low-emissions car capable of 80mpg within the next 10 years, how successful was the brand?
In 1997 we got behind the wheel of a car that was incredibly unrefined and very loud, yet somehow unimaginably desirable
Mercedes' F100 test bed was revealed in 1991 and previewed cruise control, blind spot assist, lane keeping assist, voice recognition and collision avoidance systems
Autocar has witnessed some of Skoda's most significant moments, with both founded back in 1895
Model 30s at Bennett's in 1914; Dewar engineering trophy was awarded for its electric starter
As Cadillac primes its re-re-relaunch, we revisit the brand's chequered past outside the US
Production of 3-Litre chassis began at new Cricklewood works in 1921
WO Bentley started out designing engines for fighter for planes and racing cars for French brand DFP
In January 1986, General Motors paid £22.75 million for 58% of the Lotus's shares
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