Cars In Books I found nothing about motoring in "Forty Years Of A Sportsman's Life" by Sir Claude Champion De Crespigny, Bt. (Mills & Boon) in spite of the last…

Enjoyable Motoring in the V6 Version A critical road-test report on the exciting new Ford Capri, which people will insist on calling a Baby Mustang or the pauper's E-type, was…

It is quite fitting that the Silver Jubilee Motor Parade, which Her Majesty the Queen will graciously attend, at Windsor on May 7th, will consist of Rolls-Royce cars, including Silver…

In Motor Sport for March last year J.W. wrote an enthusiastic report on the VW Golf GTi. I have since had some experience of it and can add this reminder of whit an…

Ford's support of competition is mirrored in the growing appreciation amongst enthusiasts for the Cortina GT and, by those who have been intrigued by the saloon-car exploits of Jack Sears…

The picnic-like VSCC event at Madresfield Court, with driving tests on the long drive of the house which inspired Evelyn Waugh when writing Brideshead Revisited  (can we have a rerun…

Another very good motor car In this space last month we wrote of the Volvo 122S with the high-output B18 engine, describing it as a very good motor car indeed.…

The Belsize Bradshaw Having referred recently in this recall of rare makes to two cars with radial engines, it seems time to think about a light-car which had an unusual…

The editor enlarges on the theory of Lord Montagu's that the craze for the straight-eight engine led several British car manufacturers into bankruptcy. In his excellent study of motoring's "Lost…

"For very short journeys it will save fuel to go by bicycle or on foot." This blinding glimpse of the obvious comes from an official publication issued by the Institute…

A section devoted when deemed necessary to cars the engine capacity of which does not exceed 1,000 c.c. New 875-c.c. rear-engined O.H.C. Hillman Imp from Rootes' Scottish factory. On May…

The annual driving tests of the VSCC took place at Madresfield Court in September, by permission of the Estate Trustees. What a peaceful place this is for an event of…