We’ve number-crunched the survival figures for all cars of the ’60s, and here are the results – interesting for featuring just one foreign-built model.

The ’70s were tough times for Britain’s motor industry, with a drop in production and a dramatic rise in sales of imported cars throughout the decade...

The 1980s reversed the trend of falling sales that had dominated much of the previous decade, with new-car registrations rising from around 1.5 million in 1980 to more than two million ten years later.

The 1990s wasn't all Britpop and Beverly Hills 90210. While the latter may not be particularly missed, there are several cars that are in danger of disappearing forever...

Remember the days when a Renault Fuego was a common sight on our roads. Parked behind an Austin Ambassador? Well they're disappearing fast...