Fiat at Brentford.—it used to be Wembley. But these days the headquarters of the great Fiat organisation in this country are sited at Brentford, off the Great West Road. European…

Sir, Having -owned and driven many 30/98s in the 20s may I correct the particulars you give in the June issue of Motor Sport. (1) The OE was 4 1/4-litres…

The death, at the age of 82, of Edward Pailthorp Eves leaves the world of motoring writers bereft of one of its leading exponents. Eves was, however, far more than…

The question "What is a sports car?" is as old as the sports car itself! Under the heading "Sports Cars" in the classified advertisements of contemporaries we find the following…

Sir, I have just read your article on the Jim Clark Room and it brought to mind an incident earlier this year. A party of American walkers and bird watchers…

Sir, May I warn your readers that fake pennyfarthings are now on the market. Because they are fetching good money now someone has found it worth their while to start…

For those who are fearful that as soon as the wheels turn their cars may collide with something solid, there is much to be said for a new safety glass,…

Sir, When road-testing future estate cars, would it be possible to include a few miles driven with the rear open ? I am prompted to make this request by experience…

Sir, Further to the letter from Robt E Newell in the issue of Motor Sport for October re Sqn/Ldr JRM Boothby and the various people who make nasty remarks about the Austin Seven, may I…

Nearly 15% of the total production of Frazer Nash. (some 70 cars, the great majority chain-driven) will drive the 2500 miles from Brooklands to Bolzano and back from June 9-23,…

The Chinook Mk2 Can-Am car returned to racing this summer nearly 40 years after its last race in Canada. The McLaren M1 clone was acquired by Jay Esterer in 1981;…

Sir, I read with great interest the letter received from Mr. Winkle. AX 201 belonged to my grandfather Daniel Hanbury of Castle Malwood, Lyndhurst. He acquired the car in 1907…