1982 Feora

Looking more like a plane than a car, the ill-fated but fascinating Feora is given a second airing in this month’s From Here to

An enduring engineer whose work helped develop both road and race cars, Peter Falk’s stamp on the 911’s legacy is everlasting. Written by Mark MST-Jack

Jeep makeovers. Did we mention this month is a station wagon special?! Well, they say necessity is the mother of invention and that was most certainly true

 A more flamboyant and controversial character it would be hard to find.

A brave effort that took the ‘hot’ out of hot rod

The red London bus, Beefeaters, red phone boxes, Coldstream Guards and Tower Bridge – all conjure up a tourist’s snapshot of London. More than that, though,

It became the must-have outerwear thanks to endorsement from the top. Words Delwyn Mallet.

Duns’ second-favourite son, two-times winner of the London to Sydney Marathon, Andrew Cowan forged a career in motorsport that eclipsed many bigger

Last month I promised I’d share a thought or two about driving the Porsche 961 – the one-off racing version of the 959 that got binned at Le Mans in 1987

How F1s costs could be reduced while keeping it competitive troubled CAR in 1970, but a new outfit had a bold solution…

The small man with a big presence took on Leyland’s militant unions and won the battle, but lost the war. Words Delwyn Mallet.

The cheerful champion of Britain’s rally stages always enjoyed a good powerslide. Words James Elliott. Portrait Alex Tapley.

How do you follow up the gorgeous 406 Coupe? With the distinctly un-gorgeous 407 Coupe. It didn’t go well. Words Tony Middlehurst.

Evans looks at the enduring appeal of the traditional American station wagon…

Sponsorship appears in Grand Prix racing

The newly revived De Tomaso brand cites this car as its inspiration: the 5000 sport, or P70, or 70P… Story by Richard Heseltine.