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One of Britain's finest cars- The Rover 90
A compact 90 mph saloon of outstanding luxury and refinement, possessing good performance and very complete equipment. Firstclass construction and high-quality…
September 1956
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British designer of Volkswagen engine
A correspondent to a weekly contemporary stated that he had been told by a Volkswagen dealer that the original design of…
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Two Speed Hill-Cclimbs
Herts County A & A Club Westbrook Hay (July 210) Good hill-climb venues are few and far between but those that do exist receive considerable support from competitors and public alike.…
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Bank Holiday racing at the Crystal Palace
JK Hall (Lotus-Climax) wins August Trophy Race. GA Naylor's 1934 Lagonda Rapier wins two races. The BARC was fortunate on August Bank Holiday,…
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Rumblings, September 1956
Formula Two plans Cooper have got away to a good start in the race to build cars to next year's…
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The Sunbeam Rapier
A Road-Test Report on a Rootes Group 1.4-litre Two-door saloon possessing brisk performance, good appointments and economy of petrol. …
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Sunbeam STD Register Worthing Rally (August 4th)
A successful rally was held on August Bank Holiday Saturday, with a Concours d'Elegance, a police-led parade and gymkhana-type tests…
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In praise of the Rover
Sir, I was very glad to see Mr Napier's letter about the popularity of Rovers in France published in your May…
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A Land Rover in New Zealand
Sir, I have long been meaning to write and say how much I appreciate the forthright views and breezy style…
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A TT suggestion
Sir, As a regular reader of Motor Sport, I would like to express my regret at the decision to discontinue the…
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American cars
Sir, As a regular reader of your periodical for the last 20 years may I trespass on your space for…
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Bugatti versus Bentley
Sir, Mr Ronald K Hunter's letter has probably caused much amusement among Bugattistas. Fancy trying to repudiate the fact that the Bugatti…
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Sales to America
Sir, It has been my very good fortune to spend the last six months in Canada, with occasional visits to…
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TR2 or a-H100?
Sir, Having read with interest the various comments over the past few months concerning the TR2 I feel that my…
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British sales in Europe
Sir, The British motor industry is rapidly losing ground on export markets, but with very few exceptions the big manufacturers…
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Acceleration-aircraft versus car
Sir, As an Elizabethan pilot whose hobby is cars, I think I may be able to help Mr Carver, who expressed an…
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The new Road Traffic Bill
Sir, It would appear that we (the British) are a long-suffering nation. Excellent this may be, in some ways, but…
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