Matt weaver

4 min read

Two of Britain’s most popular cars were designed on these shores by one of our own.

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Autocar Magazine

26 April 2023

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‘the engineers watched on in horror’

Motoring journalist, or quality-assurance final boss?

Car

‘i’m not sure the mainstream manufacturers can summon up a “functional” state of mind any more’

Editor-at-large Mark Walton hasn’t been the same since ...

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