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Kris Culmer

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  • Chief Sub-Editor and Archivist, Autocar
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When car production was restricted - and reselling banned

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By Kris Culmer Verified
| Autocar Verified
Porsche recently created a special 911 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the firm's British debut, at the 1951 motor show in London. "[The 356's] extremely low build and smooth lines, apart from its being the first German car to be shown at Earls Court since the war, should arouse considerable interest," commented Autocar.
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How a Land Rover conquered the world's scariest jungle

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By Kris Culmer Verified
| Autocar Verified
"In a few years, you yourself may be driving through the Darién at high speed on a smooth and skilfully aligned surface. Your wife may lean out of the car window and say: What a lovely jungle." So wrote Richard Bevir in Autocar in 1961, having himself crossed the wilderness separating North and South America, in the expectation that the Pan-American Highway project would soon be completed.
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What if you drove an Autocar? The name that's more than a magazine

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By Kris Culmer Verified
| Autocar Verified
Like 'Volkswagen Golf' or 'Citroën', 'Autocar' is an odd name normalised in the public consciousness purely by familiarity. Like old André Citroën, this magazine (and website) has a valid excuse: while his grandfather had sold lemons, we were predicting what would become the common name for an entirely new invention.
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