Prince William and other members of the British royal family are often photographed in cars without seatbelts, you're not alone — and a British security expert is explaining why. Michael ...

The British royal family has had a strong relationship with cars since the automobile was first manufactured in England. Initially, royal cars were produced by the Daimler Motor Company ...

The British royal family has not checked in on Prince Harry ... of Sussex and Ms. Ragland were involved in a near catastrophic car chase at the hands of a ring of highly aggressive paparazzi ...

There was no way to simply buy one of these cars from Rolls-Royce – instead, buyers had to be either a member of the British Royal family or heads of state of another country. Autocar reports ...

We’ve had a peek inside the garages of the royal mews and ... to the Queen and her family, from vintage limousines and bespoke hearses through to modern sports cars and superbikes.

The British Royal Family's love affair with Jaguar and Land Rover cars is under threat after King Charles III and Prince William tested a range of replacement vehicles – including some foreign ...

For members of the British royal family, safety is a priority at all times ... This is because it’s much easier and faster to get them out of the car and to safety when they don’t have ...

Crowns, corgis and Land Rovers are just a few of the icons associated with the British Royal Family—and the famed ... transport and Royal pursuits. The car is fitted with special equipment ...

While some information about the wealth of the British royal family is available to the public ... racehorses, stamps and cars. Charles’ eldest son, Prince William, now has the Duchy of Cornwall ...