It has not been possible to mention all the cars road-tested recently, so it is now my intention to catch up while space is available. Not having tried a Saab…

Engine : Six cylinders, 87.2 x 82.5 MM. (2,965 c.c.). Inclined overhead valves operated by cross-push-rods. 8.0-to-1 compression-ratio. 121 (net) b.h.p. at 4,800 r.p.m. Gear ratios : First, 12.77 to…

The other day I was transported back to childhood, when a reader sent for our perusal a copy of "The Wonder Book of Motors," published by Ward Lock & Co.,…

I am informed that we made a bit of a muddle about the calendars issued by the two leading Morgan Clubs. It seems that the Morgan Sports Car Club first produced…

In the solid-tyred wheel tracks of Richard Smith's 1899 3 1/2 h.p. Benz another old car has undertaken the End-to-End Run from Land's End to John O'Groats for charity. John…

Racing at Brooklands would hardly have been possible without the presence of A V Ebblewhite who, although having a business in London to look after, managed to set the handicaps for all…

The death of that great enthusiast John Howell at 71 is a severe loss to the vintage world. John suffered a long illness, but he was keen to the end.…

A reader has an Amilcar C6 chassis and many parts which were once owned by Lord Ridley, who gave the Austin and MG camps a shock in 1921 when he…

Through the thoughtfulness of a Motor Sport reader I have been reading a most interesting book, published in 1932 and inscribed rather optimistically "A Guide for Future Travellers." The reason…

A fast return run from London to Scotland underlines the silent high-performance, powerful braking and luxurious specification of the latest model of this fmous make. Every conceivable comfort and convenience, including…

It seems that Lickey Grange, Bromsgrove, home of Lord Austin and where the Austin 7 was designed, is lost to the nation, following explanatory letters we have received from the…

Owen John’s diary gave some good advice in 1927 about hotels. This is too dated to have any value today, of course, although names such as the “Beetle and Wedge”…