Motor Sport Magazine

Images of desire

IKE SO MANY ONCE INNOCENT pastimes, collecting brochures about cars has slipped into a specialist groove. Once, every schoolboy was desperate to go to a car show and fill a bag with exciting automotive fantasy fuel. Now there is no official British motor show, and information comes from a website or a QR code. Yet brochures and the like continue to be traded. Once it was hard for the dealer to display his full stock;

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