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Matters Of Moment, February 1960
So Good Britain, we are constantly reminded, has "never had it so good" and although her production and transport are…
So Good Britain, we are constantly reminded, has "never had it so good" and although her production and transport are…
The official designation for a works modified Austin Healey Sprite appears to be a "Happy" Sprite, all owners of cars so…
Easidrive Early in the New Year we were able to sample the Hillman Minx Series IIIA Easidrive saloon, which, if it is…
On January 8/9th the Motor Cycling Club held its 35th Exeter Trial, car and motorcycle competitors starting from Kenilworth, Longford…
"For Practice Only," by Louis Klemantaski and Michael Frostick. 64 pp., 10 in. x 7 3/4 in. (The Bodley Head, 10,…
Recently we had an opportunity to test a Volkswagen fitted with the A.V.C two-carburetter conversion. This consists, in kit form,…
In these days of high labour costs many enthusiasts like to carry out their own maintenance and repair work, and in this…
The Editor Looks Back on the Cars He Drove in 1959 It is customary for motoring journalists to sum up…
By L. S. Michael, O.B.E. (Continued from the January issue) In calculating compression-ratios use the method advocated in popular books…
D.K.W.-engined Elva Wins Formula Junior Race from the Lola-Ford THE now-traditional B.R.S.C.C. Race Meeting took place at Brands Hatch on…
By S. A. GIBBONS Mr. G. R. DOYLE, in "The World's Automobiles," gives the date of the birth of the…
It is interesting that those fascinating motor-car miniatures which are now available from the toy shops in such profusion that…
A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters THE "BOXING NIGHT EXETER" Once again, at the close of last year, the Editor…
The A.V., which was in production at Teddington from 1919 to 1924, was a cyclecar pure and simple. Ward &…
Sir, In reply to Mr. E. H. Mower's query in the December issue, the National Tricar was made by the…
A SATISFIED FIAT OWNER Sir, As I have owned a Fiat 600, and two New 500s, I can't let Mr.…
The second of our in-depth look at MotoGP rider aids explains how anti-wheelie works – a handy gadget when you’ve got 260 horsepower on tap Why were winglets such a…
The Formula 1 World Championship is ultimately owned by racing's governing body, the FIA — but it's not quite that simple because the FIA has sold off the lucrative commercial…
Which team ended winter testing with the best chance of winning the first race of the 2022 F1 season?
I have been asked to get back to the blogging, from which I have been absent these past weeks. So here I am. Where have I been hiding? All over…