It seemed appropriate for the Editor to road-test the latest Renault Dauphine immediately after returning from a visit to Germany, where Volkswagens abound, because in America the Renault is second only…

The 1½-litre Light-Alloy Flat-Four, Front-Wheel-Drive, Disc-Braked Saloon from Turin Demonstrates Impeccable Manners, Safe Handling, Great Refinement, Splendid Suspension, and a Very Smooth Engine Flavia in Sussex.—The front-drive Lancia is seen…

The Shelsley Walsh VSCC meeting on July 5 was a memorable occasion, with 121 pre-war cars competing (from a total of some 250 entries), and a lunch for those in…

The Jaguar E-type is obviously a motor car very appropriate to Motor Sport's readership and it has been covered in these columns in great detail, culminating in a comparison between…

A Leter From Raymond Mays Sir, I have read with the greatest possible interest your new book entitled "The MOTOR SPORT Racing Car Review." I should like to congratulate you…

THIS takes place on May 3rd, starting from Battersea Park between 7.30 and 9.30 a.m. and arriving at Brighton's Madeira Drive around 11 a.m. to 1 o'clock. Nearly 200 historic…

Car and Man of the Century awards Autocar, in conjunction with its 100th issue with Esso, had its readers (I do not know how many) and staff vote for the…

Prompted by the death of Enzo Ferrari, last month's Matters of Moment discussed the benefit cars derive from being produced by individuals instead of vast corporations. With the death of…

Stanley Sedgwick, Patron of the Bentley Drivers Club and an exceedingly influential personality in so many fields, especially those concerned with the older cars, died peacefully on October 25 of…

"The Rally saw the debut of two new (Austin) Ulsters. . . The Tunbridge Wells Centre (of the 750 MC) must have built more than the works by now!" —…

In looking at the Itala as a "Forgotten Make" in the May issue I touched on how this car was one of the only successful ones to use rotary (instead…

Team Lotus Dominate Silverstone, England, July 15th The choice of the R.A.C. fell on Silverstone this year, so with the help of the B.R.D.C. and most of the country's motor clubs…