Which are the most enigmatic racing cars ever? My vote goes to the 1914 TT Humbers. They were built in complete secrecy by this famous firm, which had done little…

A look back to the roads of the 1920s (Continued from the July issue)  Going on with the OJ saga of long ago, that motor-noter who wrote a weekly discourse on his chosen…

I particularly like the Targa Florio P2 Alfa Romeo, No.60 in Grand Prix Models' Classic Cars series, and their J2 MG Midget with the original fixed-cycle-type mudguards (No.58). The former…

On the fairly safe assumption that many people Will soon be shopping for more economical cars, we decided to look at a few more of these before the year ended.…

The Editor thoroughly enjoys driving the Ford Consul Cortina GT, finds the current Chrysler Valiant V-200 "Compact" commodious, essentially restful transport, and refreshes his memory of the latest technically-revolutionary, superbly…

The general concensus on May 26, the day of the vintage Loton Park speed hill-climb, was what a pleasant venue this is — informal, picturesque, an interesting 1478 yard course,…

A New Cunningham In line with the proposed reduction of engine displacement which may become effective in 1956 for International sports-car competitions, Briggs Cunningham announces his new 3-litre C-6R. This…

We presumably all agree that motor racing is dramatic, and its history intriguing. But the latter aspect is not always clear. While it's fact the London papers gave the results…

Driving over 1000 miles through the Alps isn't a task to be undertaken lightly in 2002. Bill Boddy describes the brave men and women who did just that against the…

The Bugatti Trust at Prescott is making moves to attract more visitors, and to this end has issued a brochure of its attractions. The Curator is Richard Day, Prescott Hill,…

On November 8th, when I.T.V. fans were looking at "Pie in the Sky" or gaping at the smooth wisdom of Boyd, Q.C., the B.B.C. had Christopher Brasher looking at motor-car…

This year marks the Centenary of the birth of Sir Geoffrey de Havilland, who founded the great de Havilland Aeroplane Company. To celebrate this, the De Havilland Moth Club is…