If you are driving for pleasure rather than business you will simply love the Triumph TR6. We all know it is a 2 seater but it has been known for families to drive long distances with the hood up a...

The first Turner Sports car appeared in 1951 and were produced through to 1966. They were built by the Turner Sports Car Company a company founded by Jack Turner an ex Gloster Aircraft Company engi...

The BMW 2 Series Coupe gets a beautifully engineered rear-wheel-drive chassis, which strikes a near-perfect balance between fun and comfort. In fact, the 2 Series is one of the most entertaining sm...

With only something like 400 examples left on the road, the MGC GT is fast becoming a rare British Sports car,only 9000 examples were produced between 1967 and 1969. The MGC was a simple concept. T...

With the announcement of the completely new 3200 GT,in Paris in 1998 Maserati went back to it's roots,building a true Gran Turismo in the great tradition.Apart from a twin-turbo engine,everything e...

The Swallow Doretti was built by the Swallow Coachbuilding Company of Walsall, later to become part of the Tube Investments empire.The name Swallow was purchased from the Jaguar Car Company followi...

An Englishman down to his famous coloured socks, 'Hobbo' to his chums and fans, David is one of Motor Rcing's most versatile and amazxing allrounders. In a career that started in 1959 in his mother...

The MGB Roadster,an icon of your youth in the swinging sixties.It is the archetypal Briyish Sports car. As British as warm beer and fish and chips.It is tough, entertaining and timeless. The B is a...

Morris Motors launched the Morris Eight to compete with Ford Motor Company's Model 'Y'. The Morris Eight became one of the UK's most popular pre war cars.The car was powered by a simple 918 cc side...

When announced , the MG Magnette was very unique in the market place, as mid sized sporting saloons were as yet not fashionable. Designed by Gerald Palmer of Jowett and Riley Pathfinder fame, the M...

In May 1958 BMC made a highly immodest announcement, 'today the Austin Motor Company makes motoring history with the announcement of a completely new small and inexpensive sports car. The 'Frogeye ...

The Austin 10/4 was first introduced in 1932 and soon replaced the Austin 7 as company's best seller.

The quite delightful example we offer here was subject to a full mechanical and body of...

Badge engineering was a fact of life in the BMC by the 1950s and the 15/50 was a prime example of this being almost identical to the MG Magnette. However,both cars had seperate personalities, with ...

Perhaps one of the easiest ways to add certain panache to a car is to employ an Italian design house to pen the body style. That is just what Triumph did in the early sixties,obtaining the services...

The Morgan Motor Company is probably the oldest car company in existance. The Morgan 4/4 was first introduced in 1936. Production was stopped at the start of World War II. The production line was s...