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Having seen General Motors' influence on the German Opels, was not surprising to see the American giant adopt similar ideas for their British company, Vauxhall Motors. The latest products from…

CONTENTS PAGE • • • Mannin Races, The 442 • • • Good Racing at Dieppt: 444 Manx Races, The 448 • • • Built, for Brooklands at Montllp.r% 454…

Heated debate Sir, With reference to John Grimson's letter in the February issue I was not aware of any reluctance on the part of the SSC team to release any…

Moss triumphs over weather in Inter-Continental race — Dan Gurney's Chevrolet shakes the Jaguars — Tony Marsh does 102.70 mph. lap in FJ race but Jim Russell wins— Maserati wins Historic…

At this time of year the interest caused by the recent RAC/VCC Veteran Car Run from London to Brighton, an event which attracts a really large number of pre-1905 cars…

BIG BROOKLANDS TROPHY FOR GORDON Interviewed on the track, Mr. Gordon Harker said, as he proudly surveyed his half-litre Incredible with its specially hotted-up engine, "She's not much of a…

1975-- Listing Lauda takes Trophy win Hunt leads but Lauda claims the spoils in International Trophy thriller Niki Lauda came out on top in the International Trophy after withstanding tremendous…

In spite of numerous heavy clouds which lingered over Northamptonshire on Saturday, May 12th, the Maidstone & Mid-Kent Motor Club was able to hold its annual meeting at Silverstone in…

There were quite a number of new cars in the pits for the British Grand Prix. Most notable was the Formula One Renault RS/01 described in the June issue of…

Charles Jarrott and Letts, Ltd., of 40, Conduit Street, Regent Street, London, W. I, are the concessionaires for Bugatti cars, which are all, more or less, of the sports type.…

I feel I may have been a bit harsh in describing recently how cramped the back seat of a 'Chain Gang' Frazer Nash is when I had to share one…

105 m.p.h. from 1,780 c.c. Although perhaps a little dated in some ways, the Volvo 122 is still a good seller, by virtue of its combination of speed, carrying capacity…