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Great Britain, great cars. The UK motor industry is respected the world over, and though many of the vehicles are actually owned by foreign manufacturers, there can be no doubting of the fantastic heritage of the British motor.

The Government has announced plans to introduce fully driverless cars to the UK roads in 2019.

New speed cameras are being trialled in the UK to catch drivers who speed up at traffic lights to avoid hitting a red light.

UK drivers are experiencing more potholes than ever, but a new report says local authorities are paying out 40 per cent less compensation than five years ago.

The UK’s new car market dropped by 1.6% in January, but it wasn’t all bad news with some brands achieving promising figures.

Britain’s motorists, cyclists and pedestrians are facing aggression on the roads, with more than 50 per cent admitting they have felt intimidated.

Nissan’s decision to pull the X-Trail model from its Sunderland plant this week came despite the UK government offering major financial assistance.

Sometimes your wallet won’t stretch to purchasing your dream motor. But don’t worry too much, there are some cars that even the biggest bank balances can’t buy, the dream cars that will forever remain a dream. These are the concept cars that never go into production.

The world of motoring is hurtling headlong into a bright new future of all-electric, automated, connected technology - and Marty McFly is not behind the wheel! But what were the cars that were ‘back to the future’ of years gone by?

The woes of Jaguar Land Rover look to be continuing with the news that the much hyped Range Rover SV Coupe will not now go into production.