Back in the nineties I used to read about my favourite car manufacturers in the various different car magazines. It wouldn’t take much time before I’d come across a scathing critic of Rover. It was a pretty common occurrence for Rover...
Revealed in 1996 to celebrate the company centenary, the Daimler Corsica is named after the coach building company that built the 1931 Daimler drophead coupe. While it’s not exactly a sports car, the X300 platform looked sensational when converted into a...
In 1980 British Leyland decided to end MGB and MG Midget production. The “Hot hatchback” was now the car of choice for keen drivers. The MG name would be used on the MG Metro to appeal to this crowd; to the...
