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THE 1.7 LITRE ADLER

THE 1.7-LITRE ADLER A HANDSOME FRONT-DRIVE CAR OF REMARKABLE STAMINA. ROAD-HOLDING AND STABILITY ASSURED BY HAVING ALL WHEELS INDEPENDENTLY SPRUNG Drivers in this country are sometimes inclined to complain about…

February 1936 Issue

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Sir, Mr. Anthony Bird's letter replying to the Editorial review of his book "The Rolls-Royce Motor Car" is—to me at least— of interest, since it is the first occasion on…

April 1965 Issue

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Road test: the 4 1/2-litre Daimler Majestic Major

A large luxury saloon that can hold its own with sports cars Comfort, ease of control, a top speed of 123 m.p.h., and standing-start 1/4-mile acceleration in under 17 1/2…

June 1963 Issue

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The 3-litre T.T. Vauxhalls

George Sanders, the Vauxhall enthusiast, tells of the history of those elusive 1922 Vauxhall racing cars. In these notes I am purposely not giving technical details of the above cars,…

September 1946 Issue

By George Sanders

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