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"Another look at Volkswagen"
Sir, In your comments about the 1965 VW 1,200 c.c., the note about the excellence of the windscreen wipers is not…
Sir, In your comments about the 1965 VW 1,200 c.c., the note about the excellence of the windscreen wipers is not…
Sir, In an article in the November issue entitled "Cars I Have Owned," I said I thought the Jaguar XK150 was…
Sir, Mr. Anthony Bird's letter replying to the Editorial review of his book "The Rolls-Royce Motor Car" is—to me at…
Sir, I read with the greatest interest your report on the Lotus Elan, having wavered over the purchase of one…
Sir, So many of your correspondents complain about tyres that it is nice to be able to record my unalloyed…
Sir, There are some touchy folk about when it comes to you writing about their vintage cars/aircraft/wives/husbands. You have my sympathy.…
Sir, I recently had occasion to complain to Pirelli Limited, following trouble with Cinturato tyres and feel you may be…
For the next Motor Sport podcast, we will be talking with former F1 race engineer Rob Smedley. Submit your questions for him below Photo: Motorsport Images Former F1 race engineer…
The Circuit de Cataluyna has struggled to provide thrillers, but as Matt Bishop writes, the Spanish GP has thrown up landmark moments in F1 history
Four races into 2017 and the racing is more unpredictable than ever, which is why even MotoGP’s cleverest engineers left Jerez confused In 1991 Wayne Rainey referred to the start…
Three dozen brashly painted pony cars rumbled past the start-finish line in the Trans-Am race during the Rolex Monterey Reunion at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca this past weekend – orange…