Sir, I was interested in the photograph of two British Salmsons in your April issue. The 20/90 is owned by a member of the British Salmson Owners' Club who lives…

Simplifying Maintenance. SIR,—In a letter to the Press a London motorist asks for cars which will simplify maintenance as well as driving. Surely he is barking up the wrong tree…

Motor Sport can fill you in on the bigger picture. Thanks to a special deal with Total Poster, we're able to make available some of our fabulous photos in four…

SOMETHING UNEXPECTED TO SCOTLAND AND BACK IN TWO DAYS IN AN AIRFLOW CHRYSLER EIGHT NEAltLY I ,000 miles distinctly rapid motoring erammeil into a couple of days. . • .…

THE EVOLUTION OF THE SPORTING CAR. By LIONEL MARTIN (Designer of the Aston-Martin Car). a purely historical point of view the story of the evolution of the sporting car is…

A new car from the Rolls-Royce Company is always a matter of moment and as this issue closed for Press we received details of a new Rolls-Royce development which is…

Veteran Edwardian Vintage A SECTION DEVOTED TO OLD-CAR MATTERS ROLLS-ROYCE ARMOURED CARS ONE SUB JECI. which refuses to die away is that of Rolls-Royce armoured cars; we have received from…

THE TALBOT "105." T0 the discerning motorist few qualities surpass in importance that of consistency, especially when it has been achieved at the high speeds of modern racing. The success…

Fafnir Formula Junior The Fafnir was one of the rarest of all Formula Junior cars created in the late 1950s. Only two were designed and built by Paul Moeller. and…

THE PAU GRAND PRIX PREVIOUS WINNERS 1935. Nuvolari (Alfa-Romeo) at 52.5 m.p.h. for 138 miles. Fastest Lap : Nuvolari in lm. 52s. Speed 55.75 m.p.h. 1936. Etaneelin (Maserati) at 51.2…

Belatedly we have received for review a copy of "Bristol As It Was," a photographic study of that City between 1914 and 1939, by Reece Winstone, A.R.P.S. Anyone who likes…

NEBULITE FILTER LENSES FIGHTING THE FOG-MENACE BY SCIENTIFIC METHODS. WEATHER conditions during the month of November have shown only too clearly the paralysing effect on motor transport of a heavy…