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==Merger with Motor magazine== | ==Merger with Motor magazine== | ||
In 1988, ''Autocar'' merged with ''Motor'' magazine to become ''Autocar & Motor'', a name which it held until September 1994, six years after its merger. As a result, issues #4,776 through #5, | In 1988, ''Autocar'' merged with ''Motor'' magazine to become ''Autocar & Motor'', a name which it held until September 1994, six years after its merger. As a result, issues #4,776 through #5,093 are shared with ''Motor''. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{Magazine|nat=British|year=1895}} | {{Magazine|nat=British|year=1895}} | ||
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Autocar magazine, formerly The Autocar until its 3,438th[1] issue in January 1962, is the name of a British automotive magazine which has ran since November of 1895, making it a landmark publication in several factors. It is the earliest known magazine dedicated to the car, the longest-running automotive magazine by a considerable margin, beating out its defunct former rival Motor by 8 years, and is the automotive magazine with the highest number of issues; as of early October 2022, there have been 6,534[2] issues spread across 314 volumes, with its most recent volume commencing on the 28th September, 2022.
Merger with Motor magazine[edit | edit source]
In 1988, Autocar merged with Motor magazine to become Autocar & Motor, a name which it held until September 1994, six years after its merger. As a result, issues #4,776 through #5,093 are shared with Motor.
