Road & Motor
Corrections Policy
Road & Motor publishes researched, verified automotive journalism. Our editors check names, dates, figures, quotations, specifications and attributions before publication. Even so, errors can reach the page, and when they do, this policy governs what happens next.
How to report an error
Use our contact page to reach the editorial desk. Tell us which article the error appears in, what is wrong, what the correct information is, and where it can be verified. Reports from readers, manufacturers, auction houses, collectors and the trade receive the same attention.
What we correct
We correct substantive factual errors: wrong names, dates, places, figures, specifications, quotations, attributions and materially misleading descriptions. The article is corrected promptly, and a dated correction note is added at the foot of the article describing what changed. Minor typographical errors are fixed without a note.
What we do not rewrite
A correction fixes the record; it does not renegotiate an article's conclusions. If new information materially changes a story, we update the article and note the update with its date. If a story's foundations prove unsound, we retract it with an explanation rather than quietly editing it away.
Corrections log
No corrections have been issued to date. When corrections are made, they are noted on the affected articles as described above.