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Carroll Shelby's Column: The Legend
When I was driving in those years before the Cobra and all that came after, the races were where I’d find them.
Nick Mason's Column: The Enthusiast
As the floodwaters rose over England, I emulated Noah and loaded up the GTO and a pre-war Aston Martin Ulster and set sail to the New World to seek a better life – well, temporarily anyway...
Jay Leno's Column: The Collector
Replica has become a bad word. To my way of thinking replica should be an exact copy of the original; enough to fool the trained eye
Carroll Shelby's Column: The Legend
‘When did YOU start driving?’ People used to ask me that a lot – and still do.
Monteverdi 375L
In the glamorous world of the 1960s grand tourer, Italy and England reigned supreme; that was until Peter Monteverdi crashed heavily in Formula One and turned his tenacity to building a Swiss competitor...
Jay Leno's Column: The Collector
In this world of Health and Safety, it seems car design now has to be practical
Carroll Shelby's Column: The Legend
Peter Collins introduced me to John Wyer down in Argentina in January 1954...
50-years of fun - The Spridget
The Sprite and Midget were the best low-budget, mass-production sports cars ever made.
Carroll Shelby's Column: The Legend
This year’s Barrett-Jackson sale, presented by Ford, was the best-ever auction of Shelby Mustangs.
Jay Leno's Column: The Collector
If you like cars and you buy what you like, a car will always go up in value because, if you consider yourself an aficionado, the odds are that other people will like it too.
Nick Mason's Column: The Enthusiast
I was trying to get a minicab out of the new Wembley stadium the other night.
Carroll Shelby's Column: The Legend
Lance Reventlow beat me to the punch back in 1958 when he launched his American-built Scarab sport car while the Cobra was still just an idea in my head.
Jay Leno's Column: The Collector
When I was a kid I used to read about the monks that saved the Book of Hours from the rampaging hordes
Carroll Shelby's Column: The Legend
When we lost Bob Petersen last March, everybody in the automobile world lost one of its finest – and one of my closest – friends.
Jay Leno's Column: The Collector
First of all, let me say I am a huge Lamborghini enthusiast who owns two Miuras, a Countach and an Espada
Jay Leno's Column: The Collector
Whenever I read Letters to the editor in some magazines, people complain about the relevance of the Lamborghinis, the Enzo Ferraris and the SLR McLarens: no-one can drive these things quickly, so what’s the point of having them?
Carroll Shelby's Column: The Legend
Years ago Donald Healey called me to ask if I’d help him set some speed records on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah.
