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Two previous Auto Review publications have described Ford cars built in the USA.  Auto Review 207 included cars built up to 1949, and Auto Review 2...

In this Auto Review publication we look at some German car-makers with less-familiar names, though they were prominent brands in their day. They of...

Auto Review 206 told the story of Chevrolet cars and car-derived light commercial vehicles from the beginning until 1960. This publication continue...

This publication pays tribute to the irrepressible creative urge of Italian engineers, designers and entrepreneurs in the early 20th century. Their...

Here we have the second part of the story of the Ford Motor Company in the USA; cars and car-derived vans or pickups made after 1948, into the 21st...

In Auto Review 055 Fine Bodies we described a selection of British coachbuilders, as well as providing some background information on the process o...

Bruce McLaren was born in New Zealand in 1937. He moved to England in 1958 to pursue a career as a racing driver. In 1964 he set up his own company...

This publication begins our coverage of the Chevrolet marque, which will span three titles in the Auto Review series. Here we cover the inception o...

The names of Kia and Hyundai are now well-known and respected around the world, though it took time for them to become established motor manufactur...

Here we have the first part of the story of the Ford Motor Company in the USA; cars and car-derived vans or pickups made from the beginning, up to ...

Here we have the story of an American family which began its industrial life as a successful manufacturer of sewing machines. At the end of the 19t...

Not Just Volvo, Saab and Scania - Vehicles Made in Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Iceland. Two previous Auto Revi...

Including Büssing-NAG and other stories   Here we have the complex history of a leading truck and bus manufacturer, which begins with the early day...

Including the story of Oakland   The General Motors Pontiac brand, created in 1926, made much of its Indian name, with bonnet mascots representing ...

All of the Japanese companies described here made cars, but each of them was previously or primarily better-known for making other  automotive prod...

In Auto Review 189 we told the stories of some companies which made minor contributions to British commercial vehicle history, from the earliest da...

Walter P Chrysler was a name to conjure with in the 1920s. He had rescued Willys and in 1921 he had taken over Maxwell-Chalmers. In 1924 he launche...

Latin America refers to countries on the American continent where Romance languages derived from Latin are spoken, mostly Spanish or Portuguese. Th...

The story of wheeled armoured fighting vehicles In this publication we tell the story of Armoured Fighting Vehicles (AFVs) on wheels, so tracked AF...

Ransom E Olds set up the Olds Motor Vehicle Co in 1897, and for many years Oldsmobile was the oldest American car marque still extant. Oldsmobile c...

The history of our roads is told in this Auto Review publication, as they improved from muddy tracks and dusty lanes to a system of fast metalled r...

As Tesla grew to be one of the biggest car brands in the world, and other new start-up companies were pouring into the electric vehicle market, it ...

AR192 American Classic; 2 And the men behind the marques In Auto Review 181 we looked at American Classic car marques regarded by car enthusiasts a...

AR191 Mazda Album And the story of the Wankel engine The Toyo Cork Kogyo Co Ltd was founded in Hiroshima in 1920. It diversified from cork products...