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Letters from Readers, April 1975
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them.—ED.
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them.—ED.
Losing the Customers Sir, I was most interested to note in "Matters of Moment" in the February edition your fear…
Sir, The Napier Sabre was the hobbled runner in the immensely rich aero engine stakes of the late 1930s and…
Luton joins the small hatchback set with a pretty, new, three-door, coupe/estate Vauxhall have added to the growing European band…
Sir, As the owner of a Volvo 164E I am finding, to my regret, that although generally it is difficult…
Sir, I enclose herewith a cutting from a local newspaper [About the AA's views on the inadequacy of MoT tests.—Ed.]…
Sir, I feel duty bound to comment upon the service provided by the Jaguar/Daimler garage in Dijon. Recently my XJ6…
From Air Commodore F.R. Banks Sir, With reference to the letter from Mr. Weatheritt in your February issue. I am…
Sir, Six years ago I was advised through your correspondence columns not to buy a secondhand Lotus Elan unless I…
Sir, I have read with interest the recent correspondence regarding persecution. There are two sides to every story and most…
Sir, Having read recent editorials and lengthy correspondence in various motor sporting journals bitterly opposing the current speed limits, the…
Sir, I have seen many cut-away drawings of motor cars in the twenty years I have been a reader of…
Sir, It was interesting seeing you having a ride in Owen Wyn-Owen's magnificently-restored "Babs", as depicted in the February 1975…
Sir, From across the Atlantic I must tell you how proud I am of British Leyland's latest American television advertisement…
Sir, After reading your February Editorial and readers' comments, I agree that the Government's anti-motorists campaign is becoming out of…
Sir, One often reads in your magazine letters from readers who are worrying about which car they should choose to…
Liberty has brought new impetus to F1's continued drive for expansion, but in an open letter yesterday, Zak Brown set out his vision for how it can go even further
No movie has captured the intensity of endurance racing like Le Mans, driven by the passion of Steve McQueen and supported by a grid of top racers. Our new special issue goes behind-the-scenes of the eventful film shoot
Given that Ducati was supplying a third of the MotoGP grid in 2022, perhaps it's little surprise that factory rider Pecco Bagnaia emerged as the champion. The result was far…
70 years after Ferrari's famous first victory, Charles Leclerc nearly took the Scuderia back to the top step – he explained how the race showed the team's recent progress