Why Did Ford Sell Jaguar And Land Rover? It’s Complicated
Jaguar and Land Rover’s fortunes changed for the better under Tata’s ownership. By 2010, a surge in demand for luxury cars ...
Chinese Cars Outsold British Cars In The U.S. Last Year
Despite not having Chinese brands in the U.S., we still imported plenty of cars from the country. Over 80,000, in fact.
Top 10 ultra-rare forgotten cars that have almost disappeared from our roads… and how YOU can pick one up for cheap
IF YOU are desperate to get your hands on an ultra-rare motor but don’t want to fork out a ridiculous sum for a renowned ...
Queen Elizabeth II’s personal Land Rover fleet hits the road for US showcase
The exhibition will showcase a collection of five Series, Defender, and Range Rover models used by the late Queen.
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It’s catastrophic that UK car production has fallen so dramatically
It’s decision time for the bruised and battered car industry of Britain. First it has to take a long, hard look at itself and ...
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What's the damage if Trump hits British cars with tariffs?
One of Trump’s aims with his tariff threats is to bring more manufacturing to US. However, JLR is unlikely to see value in ...
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Jaguar Takes Hundreds of Relatively New Cars to the Scrap Yard. What Happened to Them?
Jaguar seemingly made a decision regarding the I-Pace examples repurchased from customers following the fire risk caused by ...
Lotus Exige Vs. Elise: What's The Difference Between These Sports Cars?
The Lotus Elise and Lotus Exige have a lot in common and look very similar, but they also have some key differences. Let's ...
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The Austin 7 is back – a short history of the iconic British car that changed the automotive industry
Now it’s back, thanks to the engineer John Stubbs who bought the Austin brand after noticing the brand and trademarks were available. The rights to these had been owned by the Nanjing Automobile Group ...
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Chinese Cars Outsold British Cars In The U.S. Last Year
Despite this, and despite the fact that there are seven UK-based brands on sale in the U.S. market, American consumers still bought more China-built cars than they did British-built cars in 2024.