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Ever wondered where low-volume manufacturers used to get their switchgear? Thought not. Richard Porter, by contrast, often thinks of little else
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What does the recent proliferation of car-themed pubs and cafés tell us about car culture in the UK? Dan Prosser investigates
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First it was the Countach. Now, in the second of Andrew Frankel’s Icon series, the famed Anglo-American is re-appraised
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A taste for hot rods, once acquired, never leaves, says Ian Callum. And he should know: he’s been in love with them since his early teens
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The theory of a city car with sliding doors that could be opened in tight spaces was sound. But in this case, says Richard Bremner, the reality was rather different
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We all know what cars cost to buy. But very few of us have the slightest idea what they cost to build. Happily, David Twohig does
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Just how frightening would it be if you put a genuine ex-Alain Prost TAG Turbo Formula 1 engine in the back of an old Porsche 911? Henry Catchpole has been finding out
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So how is Andrew Frankel finding daily life with his first long-term EV? You may regret asking…