British motors

British classic motoring specialists RBW Classic Electric Cars is getting ready to show the world its new MGB recreation.

Britain's history of making motors dates back well over a century but isn't always fondly remembered. These cars were primed to flop before they even entered a showroom.

The Daimler SP250 is a V8-powered British sports car famous for a number of things in classic car circles, the three most common of which

Britain's history of making motors dates back well over a century but isn't always fondly remembered. These cars were primed to flop before they even entered a showroom.

Cars that dominated Britain's streets and driveways until relatively recently are on the verge of extinction - including the Austin Metro, Morris Marina and Ford Sierra.

Today, the UK builds some of the greatest cars in the world, but it hasn't always been that way. We take a look at 10 from the past that weren't so good...

From shocking design and shoddy performance to appalling handling and horror styling - we look at the motoring models which failed to hit the mark with drivers

Sixty years after Berkeley Sports Cars shuttered its factory, the little company is back with an innovative new roadster and coupe.

Britain's history of making motors dates back well over a century but isn't always fondly remembered. These cars were primed to flop before they even entered a showroom.