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Matters of moment, February 1985
A Midge Too Far? It is no secret that Sir Clive Sinclair has been planning to try to revolutionise motoring…
A Midge Too Far? It is no secret that Sir Clive Sinclair has been planning to try to revolutionise motoring…
Recently, something called a Rebuild Seminar has become rather popular amongst those clubs which are large enough to organise them,…
BP has withdrawn its sponsorship of motor sport following a reappraisal of its marketing expenditure. For the past ten years…
One thing that is becoming fairly standardised is that if the administration world of Formula One says something you need…
Vauxhall Astra GTE One of the more exciting of the small European hatchbacks of 1985 is the revised Vauxhall (Opel)…
Opel Manta 200i When I first reported on the GTE version of General Motors' venerable Manta, I felt that an…
W. O. Bentley, in his autobiography, tells us that on January 20th, 1919, Harry Varley, Burgess and he sat down…
Hysterical Historics There are people in the advertising world who say that if you tell the public loud enough and…
We have been told of a longtime reader who has unfortunately lost his sight and who is distressed at no…
It seems that surprises can occur when you drive a Vauxhall. While I was stationary in the road test Astra…
Some years ago, a girl called Eeva Heinonen was one of Finland's best known rally drivers, and more than once…
There can be nothing more galling than to see your design rendered obsolete before its service life has even begun,…
It was not so long ago that Audi was perceived as a maker offering worthy, well-engineered, slightly upmarket, but ultimately…
Richard Owen Design & Engineering It is common to talk of the courage, determination and competitiveness of racing drivers but…
Merrick Taylor, general manager of the Kieft Sports Car Company in the late Fifties, has sent us this photograph of…
It is not exactly breaking the official Secrets Act to remind readers that the name "Marcos" is a combination of…
"The Book of The Motor Museum" by Brian Jewell. 112 pp 5½ in x 8 in. Costello, 43, High Street,…
A section devoted to old car matters ...and Maclachlan's Lea-Francis, and Livesey's Wolseley Hornet was best up the Test Hill…
A look back to the roads of the 1920s (Continued from the November 1984 issue) We ended the previous instalment…
The official journal of the Vintage Motor Cycle Club, which incidentally now has over 5,200 members, was what used to…
Charles Leclerc finished the first morning of F1 testing top of the pile for Ferrari. Here is how the first session unfolded
With Marlboro bringing down the curtain on its title sponsorship of Ferrari, in our latest edition Mark Hughes charts the cigarette brand's 50 years of F1 involvement
On the edge up the Pikes Peak Hillclimb, World Touring Cars trial a 'joker lap' on the rapid streets of Vila Real and Blancpain GT action from France and Japan – highlights from this weekend's…
Michael Dunlop broke the Isle of Man TT race and lap record on the way to victory in the RST Superbike contest on Saturday June 4, becoming the first rider to break…