Eighty years of the Midland AC's Shelsley Walsh hill-climb were commemorated at this famous venue during the British Hill Climb Championship there on August 11th, at a course where the…

W.O. Bentley v Louis Coatalen on the Worth of the Specialised Racing Car Back in 1924 a very intriguing discussion broke out in the correspondence pages of The Autocar between…

The Volvo 760 Turbo Automatic I drove to this year's very enjoyable Brooklands Society Reunion at the old Track in great comfort, having previously collected from the fine new premises…

The Welsh Rally is one of the V.S.C.C..'s best fixtures, even if the adventure factor may not be quite so apparent as it was way back in 1939, when to…

The annual Welsh Week-end of the Light Car and Edwardian Section of the VSCC took place on March 29th/30th, based on the Abernant Lake Hotel at Llanwrtyd Wells, where the…

"From the Cockpit," by Bruce McLaren. 278 pp. 8 in. x 5 in. (Frederick Muller Ltd., 110, Fleet Street, London, E.C.4. 25s.) It has become customary for present-day Grand Prix…

A motor car is an expensive purchase, so it isn't surprising that wise prospective buyers study carefully road-test reports, survey findings and the results of rallies and other competitions before…

At Goodwood on Sept. 14/15th, G. Liston Young and Ian Smith, sponsored by the Fiat Register and Lord Montagu, realised their ambition of emulating, with the former's 1935 995-c.c. Fiat…

On the Sunday of the S.B.A.C. Display, to escape Sudden Aircraft Noises, we went to Beaulieu for the 2nd. American Car Rally, organised by the C.A.A.C. of G.B. We used…

The V.S.C.C. September "Phoenix" evening was very well supported. Admittedly, members of the "Old Car Club" had got in first, two scruffy sports Singer Nines, a p.v. Riley Nine saloon,…

No. 8: Riley Perhaps not quite strictly vintage this time, for we are going inside the Riley works during the year 1932, which is p.v.t.-time by 1964 criterions; but no…

The Editor wishes to apologise for the inexperienced young female caption-writer who, in his absence, turned Barker's Napier into a Sunbeam and Beer's M.G. NE Magnette into a blown K3…