View post: Should Mitsubishi Revive the Delica Space Gear For The U.S. Market? Why a Modern Overland Van Makes Perfect Sense British Racing Motors (BRM) is the latest addition to the growing list of ...

Formula 1 has always been a catalyst for progress in the automotive industry, even in its infancy. In those days, manufacturers would try all manner of wacky and unproven technology to get a leg up on ...

The terrible temptation of the ageing Formula One fan is to opine that motor racing isn’t as exciting as it used to be. This is rubbish. But one thing that is categorically true is that contemporary ...

Continuation classics are all the rage right now, and the latest you can add to the list is this glorious BRM P15 V16. Three ‘new’ P15s are being made to celebrate the 70th birthday of the British ...

A year ago, British Racing Motors (BRM) announced it was producing three continuation P16 race cars, which campaigned in Formula One in the early 1950s. What BRM didn’t say was that it was already a ...

There will be a lot of cool stuff at Retromobile, from the 16-foot-tall Berliet T100 desert truck you may have read about yesterday, to exhibits of De Dion-Bouton and Lamborghini and the possibly over ...

Since August of 1905, the Midland Automobile Club has run hillclimb annual events outside the village of Shelsley Walsh in Worcestershire, England. The course has remained entirely unchanged in the ...

The historic name of British Racing Motors, Britain’s original F1 team, is set to once again build racing cars. The Owen family in conjunction with famed historic racing specialists Hall and Hall ...

Since August 1905, the Midland Automobile Club has run annual hill-climb events outside the village of Shelsley Walsh in Worcestershire, England. The course has remained entirely unchanged in the more ...

“As bad as it gets!” fired back Sir Stirling Moss when I once asked for his verdict on the BRM P15 V16, Britain’s first true Formula 1 car. “I can’t think of anything that was good about that car ...

The above specification would sound frankly absurd in 2014 so the fact that the BRM V16 was raced in the 1950s makes it all the more extraordinary. So why is it not remembered as fondly as other F1 ...