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On the Clan Crusader and Mazda 818 Coupe
Road Impressions Clan Crusader Forming a new company to build Imp-based sports cars in the present climate ot increased motor…
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Mazda 818 Coupe
Until recently Mazda were undoubtedly very much the poor relation of the three Japanese companies importing cars into Britain. They…
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Motoring Memories from Kenya
Sir, Prompted by some correspondence on tyre inflation in Motor Sport, I thought your readers might be interested in the…
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Ten European Capitals in Four Days
An Adequate Road-Test of the BMW 3.0 CSL Coupe "I have no copyright, no freehold, in the road, and have…
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RAC Rally
Proving his mastery of the UK forests Roger Clark (above) became the first British driver to win the RAC Rally…
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Last year's RAC
Last year's RAC winners Stig Blomqvist and Arne Hertz (above) were the main challengers to Roger Clark's supremacy. Driving a…
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