Frazer Nash takes precedence on BMW’s famous roundel. You might even argue a 2002tii would have enjoyed a still more stellar ...

Lita steering wheel. Not only was it a danger to drive, but two-week-old copies of the Daily Mirror were in the sills, w ...

But with an Aston Martin, you then have to consider the delicate balancing act that is delivering high performance with ...

Around 240bhp, 130mph, rear-wheel drive and crossply tyres – driving this Alfa Romeo GTV6 quickly requires a certain finesse.

One of the joys of an archive is the opportunity to hear voices from the past – and Classic & Sports Car’s archive is no ...

Automobiles have inspired plenty of brilliant comic illustrators, but few were as popular in Europe as Belgium’s Jean de ...

Sławomir Poros is a young Polish blogger with a taste for old cars, particularly pre-war machinery. That makes him a rare bird among his compatriots. Even in a country of petrolheads, with proud ...

The British Motor Corporation introduced the Riley Elf and its Wolseley Hornet stablemate on 12 October 1961, to appeal to the haute suburbia market. Dick Burzi had created the distinctive bodywork, ...

Thump. A blow to the face knocked Richard Austin to the floor. He regained his senses to the sound of crunching glassfibre and a blaring car alarm: three or four men were using a Ford Sierra Cosworth ...

Though not a North Yorkshire native, Derek Mathewson’s no-nonsense approach to buying and selling cars perfectly suits the down-to-earth reputation of his surroundings – and seems to have struck a ...

Under the bonnet, the final development of WO Bentley’s handsome overhead-cam, twin-plug ‘four’ was tuned with a lightened flywheel, increased 6.3:1 compression, drilled valve-spring caps, lighter ...

The much-missed technical illustrator Bob Freeman had a great eye for mechanical form. From JAP twin to Merlin V12, beautiful engines quickly fired his artistic ardour, and the gorgeous twin-cam ...