Archive New cars -- Porsche 968 4-cylinder Evolution "Evolution not revolution" was the Porsche plan to progress from 944 to 968, but we are not sure that they begun with the right basis for progress versus… September 1991 Issue By Jeremy Walton
Archive Trident missile The distinctive TOY 123 registration makes it tempting to dismiss the riotously overblown style of the Maserati Shamal as a plaything suitable only for use as an adult Tonka toy.… November 1992 Issue By Jeremy Walton
Archive Industry insight Testing truths Tyre companies have sought to prove the merits of their rival wares in assorted ways over the years. There was now Tory MP Ian Mills launching the Dunlop… August 1987 Issue By Jeremy Walton
Archive The Saab Guide to Swedish Rallying The best pointer to the success of a business trip usually comes when the weary traveller flops down amidst piles of notes and brightly headed press releases to the chorus… August 1976 Issue By Jeremy Walton
Archive Just over £100 for a 110 mph plus Cortina 2000 Earlier this year, in the February issue to be precise, we looked into the prospects of enlivening the Cortina Mk. 3. Then, as now, there were two distinct approaches: insert… October 1972 Issue By Jeremy Walton
Archive J. C. Golf Luxury for a few in a package meant for millions The borrowed SAAB 99 EMS slithered through the first slippery assaults of the British weather admirably, but the sight of… February 1977 Issue By Jeremy Walton
Archive One Of Those Weekends... The traditional track test feature used to be safely rooted in a private test day, at which risks were low. Any mechanical failure, or pilot error, could be quietly brushed… October 1992 Issue By Jeremy Walton
Archive New cars -- Ford Escort S Back to the Drawing Board If Ford of Britain have suffered a worse period for press comment and wounded sales, it has escaped our attention. There is no doubt that… June 1991 Issue By Jeremy Walton
Archive ARG's sports duet Austin Rover group (ARG) launched two limited production and considerably more rapid model derivatives of the MG Metro and the Rover SDI V8 saloons immediately prior to the Motor Show. Then there was… January 1983 Issue By Jeremy Walton
Archive BMW 5-Series Change without change Initially, the new BMW 5-series range could certainly be confused with that 700,000-selling original range of 1972 that extended BMW's influence away from the sporting 2002 and… August 1981 Issue By Jeremy Walton
Archive A sore subject Although our performance pages are mainly devoted to cars that travel faster than the manufacturer originally intended, a tuned or converted car these days is liable to consist of a… October 1971 Issue By Jeremy Walton
Archive Midas Gold When Midas Cars of Corby in Northamptonshire decided to create a convertible from its long-running coupe, which depends on Metro running gear, it hit a chord with the enthusiastic public,… July 1989 Issue By Jeremy Walton
