After I had written "Pig in the Middle" last May I remembered that there was a fourth Mercedes racing car transporter I could have mentioned. In 1924 Mercedes entered four…

It has come to our notice that, presumably to replace criminally inaccurate radar-guns, certain Police Forces are reverting to stop-watch timing when operating speed-limit traps. To do this they paint…

Road Impressions of a Six-Cylinder Disc-Braked Luxury Car with a Famous Name The Wolseley 6/99 has a famous name illuminated on the radiator grille after dark, extending back to the birth pangs…

Your enthusiast cannot help feeling a trifle depressed, for his personal motoring is seriously curtailed by fuel rationing essential to the conduct of hostilities, and, since this strangest of wars…

Having suggested that a Ford Sierra of around four years old might be a good proposition for anyone buying a roomy, dependable, well-contrived car for a low outlay. I am…

Last year I played golf at the behest of Philip Stein, Volkswagen (GB) Limited's Head of Publicity, and this year he invited me to play Polo, at Aston Clinton in…

One hundred members and guests attended the reunion dinner of the ERA Club on 31 October. (The club now embraces BRM, the other Bourne car.) The club's president, AF Rivers…

Happily, vintage cars are still being discovered — and restored. A 1921 10.4hp Calthorpe which has been off the road since the 1950s, and was given Morris 8 wheels when…

[To the joy of driving a good car is added the pleasure to be derived from motoring itself—getting about and seeing things. Although soon all towns will be alike and…

What happened to the 1924 Grand Prix Team? NO ONE MAKE of British car was as prominent as Sunbeam in the vintage racing years, or, for that matter, before the…

Leslie Marr (Connaught) Makes Fastest-Time-of-the-Day It is traditional that the Inter-Varsity Speed Trial opens the English speed season, and so it was on March 6th, when the Cambridge University A.C.…

In those long ago pioneering days of motor racing, before the First World War, the De Dietrich cars from Luneville on the Seine-et-Oise had a long if rather undistinguished record…