Archive READERS' OPINIONS OF THE B.R.M. READERS' OPINIONS OF THE B.B.M. Sir, In 1933 Mr. H. N. Charles produced two ears made mostly of standard production parts ; these cars cost about 12,000 complete, were completely… October 1950 Issue By admin
Archive Veteran-Edwardian-Vintage, April 1958 A section devoted to old-car matters A rare light car.—Members of th Light Car Section of the V.S.C.C. were no doubt distressed to hear Cecil Clutton, an ex-President of the… April 1958 Issue By admin
Archive Effortlessness Just before retiring as Mercedes-Benz (UK) Ltd's public relations manager, Erik Johnson suggested I should acquaint myself with Stuttgart's 560SEL saloon. It was a welcome experience for one who has… November 1987 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Jaguar theme at Motorfair "It’s the first time for a dozen years that we've had an exclusive Jaguar stand" commented an enthusiastic Jaguar executive at the Earls Court Motorfair, and his pride in the… November 1983 Issue By Mike Cotton
Archive Gordon Kirby The US Scene Privateers keep ALMS afloat The American Le Mans Series suffered during 2009 from the loss of the factory Audi and Penske/Porsche teams, and at the end of… January 2010 Issue By Gordon Kirby
Archive THE BOL D'OR THE BOL D'OR VICTORY GOES TO THREE-WHEELER. This 24-hour race for 3-wheeled and 4-wheeled cyclecars was run off under very wet weather conditions on May 16th and resulted in a… June 1932 Issue By admin
Archive The price is light It's funny how the public reacts, sometimes. If you're driving something vaguely exotic, or mildly bizarre, you expect people to ask you questions on service station forecourts. Of the test… September 1993 Issue By Simon Arron
Archive Petrol cans Sir, Further to the correspondence over the last few months concerning Pratt's petrol cans, my father commenced work with the Anglo-American Oil Co. Ltd. painting Pratt's petrol cans. I have… April 1971 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive GT and AA Sir, If Ford's advertising Manager is disappointed that "GT" stands for "Getting Tame" he has only himself or his predecessor to blame. It was his Company that originated the farce… October 1976 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Wells Festival For the Victorian Festival at Llandrindod Wells, 25 pre-war cars entered for the two scenic runs organised by Mike Baker, Met by the Mayor on the front at Aberstwyth who… October 1994 Issue By admin
Archive No transporters for Jaguar Sir, I read with interest your remarks in the July Motor Sport about the team of Jaguar cars beiog driven back to Coventry after the race at Nurburgring. I feel that rather than… August 1956 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive What do this title winning Jaguar and this Le Mans winning Porsche have in common? Answer: They are the same car. It may not look like it and at the time it was strenuously denied, but the truth is this: Teo Fawn 1991 World Championship-Winning… June 2000 Issue By Gary Watkins