... Homer nodded, as we all do at times, and so did The Times, when it let Peter Miller, in a talk with Tony Brooks, tell us that "...Sir Henry…

A motor journal can check accurately on the performance of cars submitted to it for road-test by using stop-watches, a fifth-wheel, electric speedometer, fuel flow meters, and so on. But…

Coventry's Museum of British Road Transport has been given £77,420 as a result of an appeal for funds started seven years ago by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry. As…

The first road-test impressions of an inexpensive front drive, all independently sprung French sports-car, possessing good performance and some unique features of design THIS war, although it has been so…

No. II: CITROEN Today the manufacture of the complex Citroën with its hydraulic services has reverted to France, although at one time it was largely assembled, then manufactured, at Slough,…

A section devoted to old car matters Another Talbot saved The 1934 Talbot run at Brooklands by Dr. Roth was notable for being fitted, in 1935, with a single-seater body…

From Another World — 1897-1917 by Anthony Eden (Allen Lane, 1976) we learn that the Earl of Avon's father took to motoring with style. He had two Benz cars, a…

Having interviewed the Miss Davieses' chauffeur of Gregynog Hall, I was encouraged to trace his opposite number, who worked for their brother, Lord Davies of nearby Plas Dinam. It was…

With news of experimental and forthcoming electric cars penetrating the news, an observant reader has noticed that Motor Transport recalled, in its September issue, a "green" race which took place…

A day with steam It was a happy gesture on the part of James & Crockerell Ltd contractors, of Durrington in Wiltshire, to stage a gathering of steam locomotives, traction engines and rollers…

Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow - Bentley T-series, by Malcolm Bobbitt. Veloce, £25. Whether buying a cheap Silver Shadow for a limited spell of top class motoring until it disappears in a…

Back in 1965 I was aware that other motor journals were publishing roadtests of used cars. It seemed sensible for MOTOR SPORT to join in. But instead of reports on…