The Austin-Healey 3000, built from 1959 through 1967, ... sister of famed racer Stirling Moss, and her co-driver was Ann Wisdom. Remarkably, Moss drove nearly 90 hours non-stop.

He's young, he's a sports-car racer, and a couple of go-go dancers from the Village Purple Onion discotheque are atop the Austin Healey with him, in their go-go outfits and Twiggy-style hairdos.

U.K.-based Mythron Cars has reimagined Austin-Healey’s motorsport-focused model variant raced by both Steve McQueen and Stirling Moss. Modified on March 3, 2025 , Published on February 27, 2025 ...

Being cheap to buy and easy to fix (its BMC A-series engine was borrowed from the Austin A35 and Morris Minor), the Sprite became a popular club racer – and Austin-Healey itself soon jumped on the ...

Distinguished from its later brethren, the 100-Six and the 3000, the 100-Four featured a “keyhole” grille, minimal creature comforts and a folding windscreen. The latter was insisted upon by Donald ...