A Century of the Model T in Britain By Martin Riley, Bruce Lilleker and Neil Tuckett This one-model book about one of the most famous cars is a truly remarkable…

I have always had great respect for the two Wolseley Moths which competed so successfully for so many years at Brooklands, and was pleased when Mr End produced a very…

Those interested in the rarer makes of car will be glad to know that in spite of only 15 Rover-based Marauders (above) being made by the Dorridge firm from 1950-52,…

Number four in the Riley Register series of histories and profiles is The Riley Imp by John Gathercole. There can be no more complete coverage than this. The author, a…

The Private Life of the Freikaiserwagen By Rob and Hugh Dunsterville One of the outstanding amateur-built specials of pre-war times was the Freikaiserwagen, which also raced from 1947-50 when it…

Most of us have a ‘fantasy garage’ in our minds, but some people are able to fill that garage for real Motor museums are of great importance for a number…

When they were new An original road test taken from the Motor Sport archives, February 1955 | by Bill Boddy To describe the TR2 as a very good car is…

A section devoted to old-car matters The Booker Show (September 27th) Last year the Wycombe Air Centre held an informal rally of vintage and veteran cars at Booker aerodrome, where…

Lancia Fulvia coupé An original road test taken from the Motor Sport archives, April 1966 | By Bill Boddy The latest model from Lancia of Turin, who have never made…

The Birth of the Motor Age, by Stuart Hylton This is an interesting coverage of the early history of motoring with appropriate pictures in chapters entitled ‘What is it?’, ‘Life…

Tales of classic years on the track, by Bryan Apps This book covers racing by leading cars and drivers in what the author calls ‘the Golden Age’ and includes chapters…

The B.R.M. Every enthusiast will wish Raymond Mays the best of luck with his new British Grand Prix team. On December 3rd a luncheon was held at Claridge's to announce…