107 miles in the hour The 30/98 Vauxhall is, in my opinion and that of most vintage car followers, one of the most desirable cars of its period. Not a…

The Editor has a scavenger complex and harbours in warm, dry places things like bits of Kaiser War aeroplane engines, mechanical oddments from extinct racing cars (he uses a valve…

In contrast to the opening of Brooklands there was no opening ceremony at Montlhéry. On October 4-5 in 1924 the Montlhéry banked track was ready for racing. The opening race…

A Peugeot Talbot Motor Company hand-out citing the Peugeot 205 Diesel, which was launched in 1983, as the best-selling diesel-engined car in Britian, with 88,200 sold over the nine years…

Introducing the Taunus 17M — A rugged, stylish, well-planned car of character, from the Cologne factory Over Whitson we covered -a big mileage in an eye-catching Ford Taunus 17M de luxe…

John Pulford, curator of collections at the Brooklands Museum, has pulled off a scoop for the Museum and its magazine Spirit by flying to Zambia to visit the home of…

The 30/98 Vauxhall Register has issued a most Interesting list of these cars which belong to members in the UK, New Zealand, Africa, Canada and Argentina and is working on…

Keith Howard's Technofile series is most interesting and informative. It is correct that, by 1913, detachable wire wheels were universal in grands prix, and were in general use before that,…

Following recent references to German and American model cars and kits, we are delighted to be able to accord warm praise for a British product of this kind—the Autocraft miniature…

A Look Back to the Road of the 1920s (Continued from the March issue) Continuing the motoring saga of Owen John, automobilist (his own term) and motoring writer, we are…

"A MAJOR reason for many people refusing wear seat belts is the often-quoted fear of being trapped inside a vehicle on fire. In view of the horror this holds for…

The Editor Looks Back On The Cars He Drove During 1980 This annual feature was started more than 25 years ago in order to summarise my findings and opinions about…