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How insurance went from anecdotal to scientific
KRIS CULMER
Tom Andrews discovered a love for classics when he bought his neighbour’s VW Beetle
Few people will ever witness a car crash. That’s a good thing, but for the police who must understand what caused one and the lawyers and insurers who must deal with the aftermath, it’s not. It’s why
AN AWFUL LOT has changed since Autosport first hit the news stands on 25 August 1950. Back then, a pint of beer cost around 15p, petrol rationing had only ended a couple of months beforehand, and the
It has become an all too familiar tale in this era of new technology: a new company emerges from nowhere, boasts of an amazing car and promises that production will begin very soon – and then goes sus
MN’s editor reflects on the progress that has been made in safety
John recounts a recent lucky escape on the A1… ...