Acclaimed former rally driver and engineer Donald Healey became a car manufacturer in his own right in 1946. He wanted to build a high-performance, inexpensive sports car, and achieved that with the Healey 100. Launched at the London Motor Show in 1952, the two-seater roadster...
It’s fun to populate your village with gingerbread people—trees or other accessory pieces. If using cutters less than 2 inches—check cookies a few minutes before minimum time....
Is Ingrid unhappy and homesick? Here is a revealing glimpse of her life in Italy....
Performance had always been the preserve of open roadsters, but by the 1960s sports saloons were gaining ground. This inroad was fuelled by car-makers such as Ford and BMC turning out tuned versions of their family cars that made a good base for a circuit...
Is he saint or sinner? A human dynamo or the laziest guy in the world? Come meet the real Mr. Crosby, the man nobody knows . . ....
Lancia Delta Integrale Evoluzione II, 1993 Delta Integrale Evoluzione II Lancia was sold to Fiat in 1969, and it was hoped a high-performance hot hatch would recapture Lancia’s earlier glory. The specialized S4 took second place in the 1986 World Championship and, keen to capitalize on this...
With the wedding bells still echoing, the experts are saying it won’t last. Can Liz be happy with a man twice her age? Liz and Mike think so....
“Adding power makes you faster on the straights. Subtracting weight makes you faster everywhere.” COLIN CHAPMAN, FOUNDER OF LOTUS The mid-1960s was probably the pinnacle of unfettered driving enjoyment. Roads worldwide were still relatively uncrowded, in many cases speed limits did not apply, and engineers—working from opposing ends...
Choose crisp eating apples, such as Granny Smith or Delicious, for the most satisfying crunch. For an even more “deluxe” apple, drizzle melted white chocolate over the dark chocolate....
