James Walshe says that the Frogeye is proof that size doesn’t matter So much fun – regardless of the great British weather. MARKET ANALYSIS The days of picking up a basket case project Sprite for ...

The MkIII Sprite came with this 1,098cc four-cylinder pushrod BMC A engine. These cars weren't fast even by the standards of the middle 1960s, but they were a lot more fun to drive than the 59-hp ...

In 1958,the United States launched its first successful satellite, Explorer 1, into orbit; the F-104 Starfighter set a new in-flight speed world record at Mach 1.4; and England's Austin-Healey sports ...

It’s a Bugeye being built on a budget. Working with a minimal amount of dollars, Ian Cassley plans to have his 1959 Austin-Healey ‘Bugeye’ Sprite on the road by Labour Day this year. And, in an effort ...

Also in 1959, an odd-looking British import landed on stateside shores. It was over seven feet shorter and two feet narrower than the Series 62 Caddy—and scarcely more than a quarter of its weight.

The dashboard presents Mythron Cars’ own analog gauges. A close-up of the car’s drilled pedals. The 1,380 cc four-cylinder BMC A-series engine boasts a new cylinder head, high-compression pistons, and ...