Iliffe & Sons, Dorset Hse., Stamford Street, S.E.1, have reprinted from The Autocar a series of articles, "Methods of the Experts," covering many aspects of the art of driving (30…

* * * FACT IS STRANGER . . . . . . Sir, I enclose herewith a cutting from the Ipswich Evening Star advertisement columns. Being myself a Singer owner,…

by Lytton P. Jarman (The author would like to thank Morris Motors Ltd., The M.G. Car Company and Bullnose Morris Club members, who have willingly supplied valuable information and photographs,…

Sir. 1 agree with your Continental Correspondent that for some forms of long-distance travel and for competition the Porsche is hard to beat. However. I maintain that—as strict value for…

A Hybrid for South Africa Those who specialise in the construction of special cars for racing sometimes have curious jobs to do. Arthur Baron is just now building a car…

FORD V8 WINS THE SEVENTEENTH MONTE CARLO RALLY LANCIA'S GRAND SLAM IN THE LIGHT CAR CLASS. SMALL BRITISH SALOONS DO WELL. IT is difficult to believe that such a successful…

Brief Specification. Engine. 4-cyl., 69 x 99 mm. bore and stroke, capacity 1,493 c.c. Treasury Rating 11.9 h.p. 2 overhead valves per cylinder. Overhead camshaft. 2 S. U. carburettors. Magneto…

IN the course of 90 very interesting "capsule" road tests of the 1973 American cars, Automobile Quarterly remarks that a magazine advertisement which was being prepared for the importer of…

THE STARTERS. R.. Caracciola ... L. Fagioli ... M. Von Brauchitsch 3.9 litre 3.9 „ 3.9 ,, Mercedes-Benz y, A. Varzi 5.6 „ Auto-Union R. Stuck ... 5.6 „ B.…

The history of the Lambert. reference to SIR,-With. reference to my request for information about the LambertSpecial (August issue, page 469), thanks to you I have since been enabled to…

496 c.c 4-cyl. Supercharged B ugatti, formerly the property of C. S. Stamlaud, and the ca identil car on which he secured many records, this car has lapped Brooklands at…

C. U. A. C. The Cambridge University Automobile Club's dinner of March 8th, so ably organised by J. B. Jesty, was highly successful. Forty-five persons attended, in spite of existing…