A Dice With Spice – Ford Capri /  £12.95 + p&p / PAL / 82 mins

In footage commissioned for Gordon Spice Racing, watch as the Ford Capris dice with the upcoming Rover 3500s in the 1980 British Saloon Car Championship. Fantastic archive footage from the UK's big circuits and a field jam-packed with period saloon cars. Dice With Spice also includes a rare interview with Stirling Moss as he makes his debut return to racing after crashing his Lotus some 18 years previously. Gordon Spice interview – In a brand new interview, Gordon talks through the important 1980 season as his Capri team fought off the increasingly competitive Rover 3500s. Unmissable. 

Ford Cortina – Family Favourite And Race Winner £16.99 + p&p / PAL / 97 mins

Over 4 million Cortinas were sold between 1962-1982, making it the most popular British car of the 1960s and 1970s. Using previously unseen archive footage, alongside interviews and original advertising, we discover how it has retained the public's affection for over forty years! Using original footage from the early stages of building and testing the Mk1, we go back to the drawing board to find out how the Cortina went from a concept to the unique driving creation we know and love. The Cortina's success was not confined to the roads - the 1.5GT twin-cam engine showed real potential in rally and track stages. Lotus saw this promise, and alongside Ford, went on to develop what is now recognised as a true icon in the history of motor racing! This fascinating programme features archive footage of the Lotus Cortinas in action at the British Saloon Car Championship at Snetterton, Brands Hatch and in Hungary. If you love Cortinas, you will love this programme!

Ford Sierra – Repmobile To Road Rocket £16.99 + p&p / PAL

Due to its revolutionary aerodynamic shape, the launch of the Ford Sierra in 1982 was heralded as a breakthrough in automobile design. Initially greeted with hesitation by the public, the Sierra would soon become a firm favourite with the British market. Furthermore, it was destined to become a multi-award winning car on the streets and in the world of motorsport. In this action-packed programme, we investigate how the Sierra evolved through the design and development stages into the fire-breathing road rocket we know today, covering every model along the way. Featuring never before seen archive and promotional film, which captures the Cosworth and the XR4x4 models being tested in the snow and ice, plus white-knuckle action from the racing Sierras during their Touring Car successes and a record breaking debut season on the International Rally Stage. The story of its success is comprehensively retold in this fascinating collection of archive footage, promotional advertising and interviews with enthusiasts.

Ford Capri – Trend Setter £16.99 + p&p / PAL

Regarded today as a modern classic, these stylish cars were popular with the stars at the height of their fame - from racing legend Sir Jackie Stewart to TV cops Bodie and Doyle. Packed with interviews and archive film.

Ford Transit – The Nation's Favourite Van £16.99 + p&p / PAL / 63 mins

This wonderful film celebrates the enduring appeal of the Transit, skilfully combining archive footage with modern film to create the definitive story of this legendary van. British Touring Car Champion and TV commentator Tim Harvey presents a journey through more than four decades of one of the best-known vehicles on the roads. Rare archive film charts the history of the Transit in its many guises, including the awesome 150mph Supervan, 185mph-plus Supervan 2, in the capable hands of three-times Formula One World champion Jackie Stewart, and the very latest monster Supervan 3! There's also the extraordinary seven-day endurance test at the Monza circuit in Italy

Ford Escort – Star Of Rally, Road And Track £16.99 + p&p / PAL

This comprehensive programme traces the design and development stages of the Escort through to the present day, with added interviews from owners and enthusiasts. The car that managed to retain the title of second best-selling vehicle in Britain for the best part of four decades is uniquely celebrated here, from the first 1100 and 1300's in the sixties right the way through to the S2 RS Turbo of the nineties. DVD extras include promotional body work film, 'Dressed for Success’, and two memorable commercials; one for the XR3i and the other starring Ronnie Corbett.

Ford GT40 - The Story £16.99 + p&p / PAL / 75 Mins

From the birth of the GT40 in the 1960s to the very latest Ford GT supercar, this programme charts the life of one of the greatest sports cars of all time. Designed specifically with one objective - to win at Le Mans - the GT40 quickly became a winner, not only on the track, but also in the hearts of racing fans, car enthusiasts and the public alike. Bruce McLaren and Chris Amon secured the GT40’s first Le Mans victory in 1966 with GT40s also finishing in second and third place. 

This programme goes under the bonnet of a 20th century icon. It features archive and contemporary footage of the original GT40s with Tiff Needell putting two very different works cars through their paces.

The Gulf-Wyer GT40S & 917S In Action £17.99 + p&p / PAL / 65 Mins

‘Never Start Something You Can’t Stop’ concentrates on the efforts of the John Wyer team of Gulf Ford GT40s to win the 1968 Le Mans 24 hour race. It begins with a fast lap around the 8.4-mile circuit viewed from a GT40. In the race Rodriguez and Bianchi provided a first Le Mans victory for themselves and Gulf Oil and a second victory for John Wyer who had also won in 1959 with his Aston Martin team. ‘A Year To Remember’ is a marvellous record of John Wyer’s highly successful 1970 season when his fabulous Gulf Porsche 917s swept to victory in seven out of ten Championship races. During the film John Wyer, Pedro Rodriguez and Seppi Siffert appear from time to time providing a poignant reminder of the personalities who made such a great contribution to motor racing

Ford GT £9.99 + p&p / PAL / 60 Mins

The unique story of the GT40 is revealed with archive footage and illuminating insights from Carol Shelby, John Wyer, Dan Gurney, Henry Lennox, Sterling Moss and Brian Redman as well as its 20th Anniversary at Watkins Glenn and the development of the Mark 4.

Racing Legends of the 1960's £9.99 + p&p / PAL / 60 Mins

A HISTORY OF MOTOR RACING brings you the story of the names that were to change the direction of the Grand Prix and Sports Car racing history - the cars, the drivers, the characters, the big race glory and the tragedy.

Features interviews with those who touched the glory of a Grand Prix victory, profiles of the Ford versus Ferrari battles at Le Mans in ’66, Belgium’s Jacky Ickx, twice a runner up in the world championship and England’s Brian Redman, one of the most entertaining sports car drivers of all time. Both great stars in their own right as although neither won the World championship but they deserve their place in the history of motor racing.

RS Fords £14.99 + p&p / PAL / 114 mins

The Ford models produced under the Rallye Sport badge produced a very special buzz of excitement among motoring enthusiasts. There is a magic about cars which have received the RS treatment, one based on performance and heritage. This programme, packed with action footage and interviews, charts the story of Ford’s RS name from the early days of the Mk1 Escort to the present day and the latest Ford Focus RS. Along the way we explore the intriguing tales behind the Capri, the Sierra Cosworth, the Fiesta Turbo and more, discovering the motorsport and road stories behind the standout RS models. 

A Little Bit Sideways £14.99 + p&p / PAL / 62 mins

Two classic Ford Motor Company productions from the 1970s.

A little bit sideways charts Ford’s extremely successful 1978 British Open Rally Championship. Hannu Mikkola, Russell Brookes and Roger Clark took first, second and third place. Archive action comes from the circuit of Ireland, Welsh, Scottish, Burmah, and Manx Rallies and Ford’s seventh consecutive win in the Lombard RAC Rally.

Coup de Grâce is a report of the 1979 World Rally Championship. Ford pulled out of international rallying at the end of the year, with their two top works drivers, Bjorn Waldegaard and Hannu Mikkola taking first and second positions respectively in the championship. Classic footage comes from New Zealand, Kenya, Greece, Portugal, Sweden, France, Italy and Great Britain.

Our Man Clark £14.99 + p&p / PAL / 44 mins

Our Man Clark brings together exceptional film from three classic rallying events. Mintex Seven Dales Rally - This short film follows the action and drama from the stages of Yorkshire as Britain's finest drivers do battle for victory. Leading the way is Roger Clark in the Mk 1 Escort. RAC Round Britain Rally 1972 - In 1972 all hopes of a home victory rested with Roger Clark and his magnificent Ford Escort Mk1. This film charts the dramatic event.

The Scottish Rally 1973 - The demanding Scottish Rally was the venue for a titanic showdown between two greats in 1973. This film is filled with action footage as Roger Clark and Hannu Mikkola go head-to-head

Stages to Victory £12.99 + p&p / NTSC / 38 mins

The 1976 Castrol/Autosport Rally Championship was an action-packed international event. The four rounds shown here are full of classic rallying. The Ford RS 1800s and Lancia Stratos were driven by now-famous names such as Ari Vatanen and Andy Dawson, who had to contend with slippery cobblestones, yumps, sharp corners and deep mud. Some cars ended up bogged in water traps while others came to rest in turnip fields, down embankments and even in the Irish Sea!

Escorts Supreme £12.99 + p&p /PAL / 36 mins

Escorts - Supreme Rallying Fords of the '70s features archive film charting two of the car's most remarkable feats.
 Five for the Fiesta follows the entire story of the incredible 1970 World Cup Rally.
The second film, 1977 RAC Rally, is packed with action from one the truly classic events, as well as one of Ford's most successful ever competitions. The Escort RS1800 was the class of the field, taking victory with Bjorn Waldegard at the wheel, but also securing third, fourth, fifth and sixth places for the marque.

The Mk3 Ford Cortina £14.99 + p&p /PAL /56 mins

Now you can discover the story behind this icon with two rare films from the Ford Motor Company’s own archive. The first film, 1970’s Prototype, reveals how the design of the Mark 3 was dictated by thousands of motorists who were surveyed before work began. The second film, Peak Performer, examines the different versions of the Mark 3, including the GXL, GT and L, as well as the different engine configurations motorists could choose from.

The Year of The Cortina £12.99 + p&p /PAL / 74 mins

1964 was a fast and fantastic year for saloon car racing.
 One car, the Ford Cortina, driven by Jim Clark and Sir John Whitmore, took so many chequered flags that it became a natural subject for a film. The story of that year is compressed into this thrill-packed DVD, from the opening Spring season at Snetterton to the RAC rally in November.
Plus, there is the East African Safari - ranked for years as the toughest event in the world. Cortina Conquest recalls the Cortina's stunning victory in the 1964 Safari Rally as it raced against Saabs and Mercedes.

The Year of The Sierra £12.99 + p&p /PAL /47 mins

When 1987 started it heralded a new era for rallying. For Ford, '87 saw the arrival of a new challenger to follow in the well-worn wheel-tracks of the Cortina, Escort and RS200 - the Sierra.
 Already a proven winner on the circuits, it would record an amazing 28 international rally wins and seven European national titles, making it the most successful rally car debut since the Escort 20 years earlier. 
This film charts the World Rally Championship progress of the Sierra, in both its two-wheel-drive Cosworth and 4x4 guises.