The Oriental performers Prompted by a Seiko time/date chronometer, photographed by Pentax and printed via Panasonic, this month's subject matter is the rise of the Japanese performance car— in particular…

The affordable 24-valve The November 1989 debut of the (deep breath) Vauxhall Carlton GSi 3000 24v was unmarked by a formal British launch, or the hypocritical welter of 170 mph…

On June 15 1992, Adrian Palmer, managing director of Lotus Cars, announced the demise of the infant Lotus Elan. The bold, front-drive sports car had sold 3857 units in approximately…

"Remember, it's not a sports car," were the words of advice from BMW's UK press representative as we discussed a recent mildly critical test of BMW's now 1,766 c.c. engined…

Mazda remains the world's only manufacturer committed to rotary engine technology.  The latest RX-7 is smoother and faster than its forebears, but is that enough....?  Throughout its evolution, from naturally…