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autocar.co.uk | David Finlay
Very occasionally a manufacturer devotes itself entirely to a single car, such as the Tucker 48 or the Clan Crusader. There will usually be one model which is the smallest the company has ever made. So let’s have a look at them. Here, in descending order of length – or ascending order of shortness, if you prefer – are the cars from 30 brands which had the least distance between their fronts and rears.
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autocar.co.uk | David Finlay
Small to large. By a small margin, Buick is the oldest North American company still building cars today, was the first to be incorporated into General Motors, and marked its 120th birthday in 2023.
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autocar.co.uk | David Finlay
Whatever your motoring preferences may be, it’s difficult not to be thrilled by the roar of a V8 engine. As electrification takes over, there may not be many more of these in future, even though new ones are still being developed today. But when the last V8 goes out of production, we will still be able to look back at the great examples of the past. General Motors has a particularly fine - though occasionally patchy - history of V8 engines which extends back more than a century.
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autocar.co.uk | David Finlay
Back to the future. The Ford Heritage Vault is one of the finest sources of publicly available archive information provided by any car maker – and it just keeps getting better. In a recent update, many previously unseen images of concept cars have been added, bringing the total to nearly 2000. We can’t show them all here, but what we can do is take you through 50 Ford concepts, many (if not most) of which you might never have heard of.
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2 weeks ago |
moveelectric.com | David Finlay
Almost every car manufacturer in the world has now committed itself to a future of building electric vehicles. Clearly, this process had to start somewhere. In several cases, it began quite recently, in others over a century ago. Here we list, in alphabetical order, the first EVs (excluding hybrids) produced by manufacturers in business today. Our choice of whether to pick production vehicles, prototypes or one-off specials is based on how interesting we think they are.
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