April 2006 cars that are now uneconomical to run. An out-of-date environmental policy means that perfectly roadworthy, even desirable, model ...

Executive cars today are largely the preserve of premium brand manufacturers, but in the 1990s even the more accessible brands were keen to get in on the act. Back in the day when a large saloon was a ...

If you have a vintage roadster, you probably know that traditional car insurance isn't the right fit. A classic car, or one that's at least 25 years old or a collector's item. relies on insurance with ...

Vauxhall was the General Motors U.K. brand from 1925 to 2017. In this series we are looking at one model in the magnificent Vauxhall Heritage Collection representing each decade of the GM era. Our ...

The assignment sounded simple and certainly not a chore: drive Vauxhall’s historic press fleet Royale Coupe from Monte Carlo ...

Post-war British cars weren’t exactly known for their fiery performance. The 1961 E-type might have been able to top 150 mph (241 km/h) with a little careful “prep” from Jag before being dispatched to ...

Although vintage cars definitely attract attention, it's essential to understand that there is a cost to owning one – and not only in terms of finance. What makes these cars so attractive to ...

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The 1911 Vauxhall C-Type was widely acknowledged as Britain’s first sports car and was named after Prince Henry of Prussia. Audiences of Steven Spielberg’s epic movie War Horse will get to see some ...

Only a handful of classic 1990s cars are still on Britain's roads, with millennials and 'misty-eyed' older drivers aiding their survival. Analysis of Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) records ...

1988: The New Vauxhall Cavalier Is the Car 1950s Futurists Predicted With all-wheel drive, anti-lock brakes and an engine computer, the Saab 9-3's British cousin just lacked atomic power.

Vauxhall was General Motors’ U.K. brand from 1925 to 2017. In this series, GM Authority is looking at one model in the magnificent Vauxhall Heritage Collection representing each decade of the GM era.