To refer to the RAC Brighton Run as one of our greatest events on the veteran car calendar is entirely unnecessary. It has been such for a great many years,…

The Regie nationale des Usines Renault of Billancourt is in a strong position as one of Europe's leading car manufacturers, nationalised but not much controlled by the French Government. It has a…

Edited by Barrie Gill. 166 pp. 8 3/4 in. x 5 1/2 in. (Pelham Books Ltd., 52, Bedford Square, London, WC1B 3EF, £2.20) There are various ways of writing a…

"The Picture Story of World Sports Cars," by Stuart Seager. 157 pp. 11 in. 8 1/4 in. (World Distributors (Manchester) Ltd., P.O. Box 111, Manchester, 1, 15s) This is yet…

A reader, Mr Stead of Youlgreave has kindly sent a copy of the descriptive reference to driving a used 1953 Jaguar XK120 which had been stored after very little mileage,…

The excellent Haynes Motor Museum, about which I wrote last February, held a party in July to celebrate its tenth anniversary and the opening of a £3 million, 17,500 sq…

At this time of year the interest caused by the recent RAC/VCC Veteran Car Run from London to Brighton, an event which attracts a really large number of pre-1905 cars…

I feel I may have been a bit harsh in describing recently how cramped the back seat of a 'Chain Gang' Frazer Nash is when I had to share one…

While the Alfa Romeo Alfa 6 was being put to rights by Alfa Romeo (GB) Ltd., after its first 9,285 miles, I was lent a Giulietta 2.0. The Giulietta is…

How effective were they? OWEN WYN-OWEN, who dug the 27-litre Thomas Special "Babs" from her grave above the Pendine Sands where she crashed and killed her brilliant designer-driver J. G.…

It was just like old times, to be testing an MG again, even if Abingdon fanatics may protest that it was not pur sang. But the Metro Turbo is lively, jerky,…

The ‘Gullwing' sensation The 300SL Mercedes-Benz, which created such a sensation in sportscar racing two years ago until the manufacturer withdrew it from competition because 'they had learnt all they…