The film was shot by Claude Frisse-Greene, an early British pioneer of film.

Water, an Amphicar and women. That was the recipe for fun in Britain in the sixties. Actually, it still is.

London’s Ace Cafe has been an integral part of British motoring culture for decades. If you show up on the right night, the Lotus Elise will be the most common car in the all-British parking lot.

Now you too can watch "Millionaire Boy Racers," the documentary we covered earlier this week about the rich Arab tourists who invade London every summer and terrorize local residents with their Ferrari, Lamborghini and GT-R shenanigans.

We all know that London has become a hotbed for supercars in recent years, particularly those owned by summer vacationers from Arab countries who essentially have more money than God.

In September, the crumpled body of a young African man was found on a London sidewalk. He was a stowaway in a plane, having fallen to his death when the landing gear opened before touchdown at Heathrow. Now the police hope to identify the body.

A Jalopnik reader spotted this bruised up Lamborghini Miura in London. What happened to it is anyone's guess, but he thinks it may have fallen prey to recent flooding in England.

Julian Assange may have to go on a madcap car chase through London escaping the UK from the Ecuadorian Embassy to the airport. Which car should he go in?

So, Wikileaks founder has been granted asylum by Ecuador after fleeing to their embassy in London to avoid extradition to Sweden over rape charges. But… he's still trapped in the embassy. How does he get to Ecuador? Get to the airport. How does he get to the airport? Possibly the diplomatic BMW 5-Series above.

For some things in life, there will never be an app. One of those things, apparently, is correct spelling. In this age of spellcheck and autocorrect, someone can still misspell a key word on a national advertising campaign.