British Leyland (owned by the UK government) had no funding for niche sports cars and needed mainstream models that would sell in volume. To kill two birds with one stone, British Leyland stopped production of the MGB and MG Midget and...
At the start of the 1990s a steady stream of Japanese coupes reached the UK car market. Exciting new cars like the Nissan 200sx, Toyota Celica and Honda Prelude all vyed for attention. Both Vauxhall and Ford had managed to keep...
I like to think of the Vauxhall Monaro VXR as a car with an interesting backstory. Much like a superhero backstory has a set of tragic circumstances that provides purpose and meaning while vaguely believable things happen later on. Usually this...
