Sir, Although not a member of the insurance fraternity, my own advice to Mr. G. R. Simpson is to sue the driver responsible for his accident directly in the civil…

Lieut. B. Gordon Graham, R.I.N.V.R., recalls the cars he used before the war in Ceylon, and on home leave in England. I regret that I cannot lay claim to having…

Charabanc on Stilts Sir, I refer to your photograph on page 1012 of the Charabanc on Stilts. The photograph was taken at Burgh Island, close to Bigbury on Sea in…

It seems to us that quite the best way of naming a competition car is by its maker's name, i.e., call a Bugatti a Bugatti. Difficulty arises in the case…

There is no question that Mazda's new baby, the lovely MX-5, is set to become a runaway success. It has already become so in America and Japan, and if the…

The Frenchman, who has died after a fall at the age of 49, will be remembered as the first man to win a world championship rally for Citroen. He was…

Renault's astonohing mid-engined 5 Turbo seemed nothing more than another interesting engineering exercise when the prototype made an appearance some little while ago. Now it is a production fact to…

Sir, Your March issue contained two interesting statements: on page 309 in Lancias' advertisement for the Monte-Carlo (and it's nice to sec a national campaign for this type of car)…

Sir, In the "Matters of Moment" article of the current number of your most excellent magazine, it is stated that Voisin "was the only maker sufficiently eccentric to build an…

Accomplished racer Robert ‘Bob’ Holbert died on Monday November 12. He was 84. Born and raised in Pennsylvania, Holbert became a Porsche dealer in 1954 and went on to find…

Sir, In the course of a long and full life, I do not think that I have ever read such a malicious, biased and wholly inaccurate collection of innuendo and…

N.B.  Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associare itself with them.  -- Ed.   British cars on the mat Sir, I feel I…