A disappointment an absence of two years from the UK market, the Lancia Montecarlo reappeared on our roads earlier this year in improved guise. Although sharing the same name, this…

The good news for those who favour older cars has been that the £40 tax-rebate continues, and indeed has been extended to vehicles constructed (rather than first taxed) prior to…

The sport's governing body, FISA, and the top Grand Prix drivers crossed swords during the fortnight's run-up to the Brazilian Grand Prix, over the introduction of success-related fees for Fomula…

Sir, Regarding the photograph of a Benova by Mr Peto (Motor Sport, February 1989), this car was manufactured by Maurice Jeanson in Seine, France. The cars manufactured by this company…

Jim Mancey has retired from his position as secretary of this club, handing over his duties to Alyson Reed, 73 Aberdare Gardens, London, NW6.

On New Year's Day, the very youngest vintage car was, by definition, fifty years old. To celebrate this occasion, members of the VSCC converged at their regular meeting places all…

The Scimitar and its forebears by Don Poker. 231pp (Court Publications, Drays Court, Witcombe, Gloucs GL3 4TN. £11.95 + £1.55 p&p) That the Reliant marque should have had to wait…

Sir, Like many more readers of your magazine, I shared your enthusiasm when the Mini-Minor was announced. Ten months ago I bought one. Since then it has consumed no oil,…

Grand Prix Racers Portraits of Speed Photography: Bernard and Paul-Henri Cahier. Text: Xavier Chimits What a fitting tribute to a great photographer. Bernard Cahier, who died recently at the age…

A moving tribute to Jenks Sir, I thought you all deserved the highest possible praise for a wonderful 1000th edition of Motor Sport. It’s absolutely superb – well done indeed!…

Thousands of Britons will cross the English Channel in June to celebrate the 50th anniversary of D-Day. How many of their descendants, though, will make the longer journey to Le…

Sir, We were interested to read a letter in your last issue criticising that great British sportsman, Rob Walker, for allowing his name to be used to promote Ford of…