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...

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 Javelin and Riley Pathfinder fame,...

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...

Ah! The MGB GT, an icon of your youth in the swinging 60s. It is the archetypal British Sports car. As British as warm beer and fish and chips, it lasted 28 years befroe finally departing the scene...

It's some time since we have had an MGC GT, then, like a London bus, two come along at the same time. We have an Auto version and this Manual one that has just arrived. An MGC is an MGB for grown u...

The Austin Healey car company launched the MK IV Sprite in 1966.The biggest changed compared with it's predeccessor was the installation of the bigger 1275cc engine. The Sprite had one or two other...

Inspired by the Ford Motor Companies Model Y saloon,Morris replaced the long running Minor with the Eight in 1935. It was available in saloon,tourer and van versions.The standard specification incl...