Cadillac’s chequered past in the uk

The first use of ‘sports car’ is often credited to Vauxhall’s C10 Prince Henry, but in many ways the term would be better applied to this, the earlier 20hp A-type. Disarmingly handsome, low-slung and

The two nations divided by a common language rarely agree on what a car should be like. This isn’t the usual Limey sneering about ‘trunks’, ‘turn signals’ and ‘driving stick’. In America, luxury is si

HUDDERSFIELD, WEST YORKSHIRE

Think of Autocar’s annual Britain’s Best Driver’s Car (BBDC) test and your mind will rightly project visions of Porsche 911s, V12-fired Ferraris and scaffold-like lightweights. But once in a blue moon

STOW-ON-THE-WOLD, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

It seems to me that old cars are the nearest thing we have to working time machines: they are ideal for triggering memories, or even the feel and flavour of a particular era. Sports cars, of course, a