McAlpine driving his 3-litre Maserati in last September's Brighton Speed Trials. [photo by Guy Griffiths

V.S.C.C. Bisley Meeting Another worthwhile Vintage S.C.C. meeting was held at Bisley on October 12th, when the assembled cars were…

Britain No "basic" petrol since September 30th. Isle of Man Each "basic" unit is still worth one gallon.

The article by Mr. F. E. Ellis. describing his rebuilt 16-valve twin o.h. camshaft Aston-Martin, which we published in Motor…

"The Other Battle," by Donovan M. Ward (B.S.A. Ltd.). This is another full-length (180 page) professionally-produced book about the part…

During the war, when there was precious little private motoring — a state to which we have recently returned —…

by Baladeur Towards the end of 1912, there appeared in the Autocar a series of articles of more than usual…

More sackcloth and ashes! In our SheLsley Walsh report we said Williams handled Cowell's Alta; actually he handled his own…

Some Impressions of the 1947 1 1/2-Litre Riley Saloon Excellent Performance and Roadholding. Driving Characteristics that Appeal to the Enthusiast.…

Sir, May I be permitted to express my opinion on Mr. Cecil Clutton's letter in this month's issue of your…

Half the field for the G.P. de la Blecherette for sports cars under 1 1/2-litres which preceded the Lausanne G.P.,…

Following our announcement that Germany still has a "basic" ration, the R.A.C. has taken the trouble to explain to us…

(The following is a letter which Mr. J. G. Hay wrote recently in reply to a fellow enthusiast who had…

A Further Announcement Last April we announced the opening of a Fund for the purpose of commemorating the great work…

By Cecil Clutton Three dates stand out in the history of automobile design. In 1885 Benz and Daimler made the…

Books During the war enthusiasts deprived of their cars devoted their leisure to reading all the motoring literature on which…

We Hear J. Lindsay Hatchett has an overhauled 1922 G.N. chassis, with twin Amal track-racing carburetters and two-plug alloy-bronze heads,…

35,000 people saw an Edwardian-car race at Langhorne dirt track, in which the starters were seven Mercers of 1909 to…

Sir, Further to your review of Gregor Grant's book on British Sports Cars, we feel that we must point out…