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April 1961

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Motoring Etymology

Sir, A friend who owned an Alfa Romeo called his house Monza. I recall a house near Brooklands called Molsheim…

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Embarrassing Demand!

Sir, You will recall that you mentioned our house journal What's New in the January issue of your excellent monthly.…

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Inspection Snags

Sir, Much has been written in your columns about the shortcomings of new cars. Most of this criticism appears to…

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