The Vintage Sports Car Club hold its annual Speed Hill-climb at the B.O.C.'s Prescott Hill on May 13th, following its Edwardian and Light Car Rally the previous day. The results…

DID YOU know that the little King Street workshop where Joseph Lucas began the venture which today provides the electrical and lighting equipment for the British Motor Industry, was demolished…

On January 30th last the Publicity section of the great Ford Motor Company went into action and flew to England, from his victory in the Monte Carlo Rally, Maurice Gatsonides, his…

Subaru, who were among the first to introduce four-wheel-drive on ordinary-type saloon cars, have come a very long way since I sampled their 1800 GL Estate, back in 1981. That…

A fact-packed soft-cover book which even the more expert should find highly informative is "Which? Way To Run Your Car". It comes from the well-known Consumers' Association in conjunction with…

One new miniature for the New Year – the elaborate Corgi Toys Ghia L 64, "a model of one of the World's most exclusive cars," with, in Corgi Toys No. 241…

The Editor Drives Again the kind of Jaguar He first sampled 37 Years Ago In the late 1940s the Jaguar XK120 was an exceeding exciting new sports-car and most of…

The MRP book about Z-series Datsuns, reviewed last month, is by Ray Hutton, Editor of Autocar, not by Ray Hutchinson as stated; which means that its authenticity and interest is…

The Editor Looks Back on the Cars he Drove During 1974 From the motoring aspect, and many others, 1974 was hardly inspiring, and the stop-go effect of fuel shortages and…

The Editor approves of the new 1.9-litre Audi Coupe which he used over the long holiday weekend My motoring "Easter-egg" this year was the new Audi Coupe, and very nice…

The sporting motorist is very conscious of the efficiency of the hemispherical combustion chamber and must derive satisfaction from the thought that this disposition of overhead poppet valves, operated with…

"l am not arguing with you — I am telling you" — James Whistler, 1834-1903  Drop it!  After a long lull the Government has returned to discussing the pros and cons of…