The Daily Telegraph magazine - Motor Show Issue (22 October 1971)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges - top staple is missing (error in printing process)

Cover cartoon by Schmögner

SCIENCE TAKES TO THE ROAD - What developments in cars and travel can we expect in the next decade? We look at the shape of things to come
One and a half pages

THE SIX AGES OF MAN - From first being pushed out in his pram, modern man's status is reflected in his means of four-wheeled transport. Alexander Frater follows this progress from car to car - from youth, to maturity, to prosperity, to age. Six examples of different ages
5 pages

THE CRUNCH: WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
You may be a very good great, but on today's congested roads you are likely to have to face an emergency any day. Could you cope? What would you do? Douglas Blain advises on ways to deal with problems which anyone might meet at any time
3 pages

THE NEW EASY RIDERS - Motor bikes have found a new market. Businessmen and secretaries find them and the "chopped" version - banana seats, fish tails and all - idea for traffic and joyriding. We meet the new easy riders
Two and a half pages

THE MASTER BUILDERS - Two grand old men who revolutionised car design are 65 this year: Rudi Uhlenhaut and Sir Alec Issigonis. We report on their attitudes to the motor industry
2 pages

Plus lots more