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On Budget day, as Chancellor Lawson announced the reduction in duty on unleaded fuel, a Toyota Camry with the latest quad-cam 24-valve V6 engine arrived for sampling with the message…

Hans Ruesch won scores of pre-war races and then turned to authorship Hans Ruesch is about the last of the pre-war racers who is still with us. He was born…

The Festival of Speed provides enough standout moments to suit every taste. These were Rob Widdows' favourite bits GORGEOUS COLLECTION OF RED Alfa Romeos in the Cathedral paddock, from Alfeita…

Sir, As a fairly regular reader of your magazine I have been much interested in the remarks of correspondents concerning minor troubles on their new English cars. My own experiences…

A very sound suggestion In the issue of its "Gazette," which it circulated for July, August and September, the Junior Car Club puts forward the following very sound suggestion:— In…

The DTM has plenty going for it, but will a development freeze protect it against the economic draught? By Ed Foster The Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft was not a series known…

A Long-Term Test Report Somebody, somewhere, remarked on the comparatively high cost of spares for BMW motor cars. This resulted in BMW Concessionaires (GB) Ltd. suggesting that if this is…

"Leyland — Seventy Years of Progress." 55 pages, 11½ in. x 9 in. Soft covers. (The Leyland Motor Corporation, Leyland, Lancashire. 15s.) This is rather an off-beat review, because Leyland have…

The Editor Pens an Appreciation of the Dr. Ferdinand Porsche Cars in the 100th Anniversary Year of this Great Engineer There can be no IFs or BUTs in motor racing.…

With only one week-end between the Dutch GP and the French GP most teams had to repair the ravages of the Zandvoort circuit in order to get to the Paul…

The real ALPINE TRIAL 1933 Alpine In recent times many retrospectives of former important competition events have been held, for classic and other cars. They are commendable in that they…

It was more than a race: It was a passion, a passion so strong that it still burns today. Paul Fearnley is swept off his feet by it, 23 years…