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High marks for the Hunter
The latest Hillman proves to be a pleasant semi-sporting family car The reputation of the Rootes Group was built up…
April 1967
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Two Vauxhalls
The road-clinging Viva SL90 and the sumptuously-equipped Viscount Since I first tried it I have liked the Vauxhall Viva. It…
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Ford Cortina-Lotus
Closing the gap in their range following the introduction of the new Cortina last October, Ford announced a Lotus version…
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Correction
In the article on the Fiat Dino last month the acceleration time was given as 16.6 seconds for the standing-start…
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Letters from readers, April 1967
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them.—ED.***157,000 miles -- no…
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