Formula One in my day

Formula One in my day. Having worked behind the lens for more than 30 years, Charles Briscoe-Knight picks his favourite shots from the glory days of grand

Thrust SSC breaks the sound barrier… First, some figures: 1227.99km/h, or 763.035mph. Or Mach 1.02.

Two Pedal Wonders Marque Guide... DAF – Marking 60 years since the introduction of the 600 Variomatic. Push forwards to go and pull back to reverse is how

On 11 August 1968, 138 years of British Railway history came to an end with the running of the final steam-hauled passenger service. Called the 15 Guinea

From here to obscurity Ghia Cobra GT This Italian American has more than a whiff of the

Range Rover Generations… From the original Classic to the BMW-era car, we chart the values of the Range Rover over its first 40 years.

Sergio Marchionne, 1952-2018 Auto industry heavy-hitter who took on the challenge of transforming the fortunes of Fiat and AIfa Romeo, and succeeded,

Bloc Busters Auto Union Type D Soviet smuggling led to the rescue of these two iconic racers. The monstrously powerful Type D Auto Unions are legends in

Ole Sommer, the former importer of Jaguar cars in Denmark and a leading collector of classic Jaguars, has died at the age of 87 after a short

Greatest Races the Reign in Spain. Greatest Races Schumey in the rain in Spain. Michael Schumacher's win in the 1996 Spanish GP was simply one of the

1900 Lohner-Porsche Hybrid. The only thing I like better than learning about new automotive technology is finding out that it was first invented a hundred

The fast and the curious unconventional Lamborghinis. Is the Urus a departure from Lamborghini’s DNA? Far from it, as these weird and wonderful

Conquering America. How Porsche became big Stateside. And Porsche needed the USA too. Delwyn Mallett tells the story of how, with importer Max Hoffman, the

Sign of the time 750 Turbo making its mark It’s 1984, you’ve got the first 750 Turbo in town, a near empty car park, a tidal wave of testosterone washing

Cars in the movies Co-Star Cars ‘The car was the most significant discipline within industrial design,’ writes Stephen Bayley. ‘But,

1948 and all that The Land Rover was far from the only stand-out in a watershed year. Giles Chapman picks his highlights from around the