We hear Hispanos are in the news now. Apart from Peacock's, Metcalfe has a 27-hp 1929 saloon with high-pressure boots for sale, and Lt Rayner-Green, RA, has found what appears to be a…

The Editor Looks Back on the Cars He Drove During 1954 (Continued from the January issue) About this time Michael Christie, in between making f.t.d. at numerous sprint venues, invited…

January 8th-9th Another well-supported VSCC Measham Rally took place last month (50 entries). Having had a good run back from the Exeter Trial in the BMW I decided to go…

Having heard a rumour that another motoring writer may have discovered the possibly skeletal remains of the aero-engined Mercedes in which Hartshorn Cooper was killed at Brooklands in 1921, I…

Raymond May's memory is to be recognised at the VSCC Silverstone Meeting on June 12, with the display of hopefully all the ERAs and four V16 BRMs including the non-runner…

With many manufacturers withholding further road-tests from us until after the Show was over, it was pleasing to receive a letter from Patrick Lee of BL's Longbridge factory, in which…

Work will be starting soon, if it hasn't already commenced, on the Cadillaes which Briggs Cunningham intends to race at Le Mans this year, having qualified last year. Some further…

The East African Safari Rally No emphasis can be too great when it comes to the severity and car-testing make-up of the East African Safari Rally, success in which has an enormous…

A section devoted to old-car matters Motoring as it was A Look-Back to the 1920s (Continued from the April issue) IN continuing these motoring cameos from the past, based on…

Ever since the Roger Collings built his Mercedes-Maybach in the tradition of Count Zborowski's Chitty-Bang-Bangs, aero-engined cars have been in the news, and those inspired to study their history will…

In the May issue I made reference to Edward Eves of Autocar, telling the story of Henry Royce buying the winning 1913 3-litre Coupe de L'Auto Peugeot, in an article…

Now that all the razzmatazz, emotion, and showbiz of the Olympic Games, at which the only wheeled sport was bicycle racing (with Lotus technology to the fore) is over and…