We are pleased to observe the continued efforts of the Daimler & Lanchester D.C. and the Fiat Register to keep the prices asked for pre-war cars to reasonable levels. The…

Although, for reasons explained, we are unable to offer you a road-test report on a Rolls-Royce, or a description of Rolls-Royce production methods, it is nice to know that a…

Those enjoyable and well-staged hill-climbs on the 1,000-yard course at Wiscombe, near Colyton, in Devon, will be held this Season on April 12th (Daily Mirror Trophy Meeting), Whit Monday, May…

THE B.A.R.C.'s Mallory Park Race Meeting on March 8th had the distinction of being the first British event of the year. The first race was for Formula Three cars and…

Last month the M.G. Car Club welcomed its 5,000th Home Member, Mr. A. J. Hobbs of Cyncoed, Cardiff, so perhaps it is timely to say a few words on the…

The Wolseley Register holds its first rally and A.G.M. at Hockley, Essex on Sept. 11th—O/S Ref. map 162-850934—at 2 p.m. All Wolseleys built prior to 1941 are eligible for Concours…

The remaining fixtures include Newbury (Berks.) Agricultural Show, Sept. 17th; lngatestone (Essex) Rally, Sept. 17/18th; and Southampton (Hants.), Sept. 24th.

It is sometimes said that very few pre-war cars are now seen, rallies apart; but the warm July weather seemed to have brought them out. Over one week-end we saw…

The days of record-breaking flights by light aeroplanes are almost if not completely moribund, so it is a pleasant duty to offer the sincere congratulations of the motor sporting fraternity…

A considerable sensation has been caused by "The Tortoise and the Hare," Pirelli's 37-minute film based on the Aesop fable, which won a National Film Award this year. It was made…

The bearing material used for the Ford GT's which dominated the Le Mans race, and also for the Ford engine of Graham Hill's Indianapolis-winning Lola was Clevite 77, which can…

Vertical Twins Sir, I was interested to read your footnote to .a letter headed "Vertical Twins." I was offered a Violet-Bogey car far the M.C.C. 1913. "Exeter." This car had a…