18th April 2024
Auction preview: H&H Classics, April 24
With plenty of blue-chip classics on offer sporting tempting estimates, the next H&H sale looks set to be a great one
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18th April 2024
With SWVA now fully settled into its modern new premises, the Dorset auction house hosts its second classic sale of 2024 on April 25
16th April 2024
Japfest returned to Silverstone this month in style with more than 27,000 visitors and 3,700 cars on display
16th April 2024
Handsome and great to drive yet often forgotten in the shadow of its more famous rivals, the Sunbeam Alpine is a solid leftfield choice
18th March 2024
We sample an early Ford Capri in rare V4-engined 2000GT XLR specification, resplendent in Tawny Gold metallic
12th March 2024
The Alfa Romeo 164 and Jaguar XJ40 were each the final cars developed by their makers as independent marques. How do they stack up today?
26th February 2024
We sample the Rover P6 3500, a car intended as a direct rival to the Triumph 2500 and other medium-sized saloons in the mid-1960s
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18th April 2024
With plenty of blue-chip classics on offer sporting tempting estimates, the next H&H sale looks set to be a great one
18th April 2024
With SWVA now fully settled into its modern new premises, the Dorset auction house hosts its second classic sale of 2024 on April 25
15th April 2024
Charterhouse kicked off 2024 with a varied and exciting sale at the Haynes Motor Museum boasting all manner of lots
10th April 2024
Turbocharging may be more popular today but supercharging has been around longer. Here are our favourite supercharged classics
8th April 2024
The Morris Minor Traveller combines the accessibility of its saloon sibling with practicality and undeniable charm. Here's how to buy one
4th April 2024
A modest budget doesn't go as far as it used to but bargain driver's classics can still be found. Here are our favourites under £10,000
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25th January 2024
We revisit BMW's first attempt at an entry level model first introduced some 30 years ago: the E36 3 Series Compact
17th January 2024
2024 marks 20 years since the XJ40 finally became the car it could have been from day one – the X300 XJ
10th January 2024
The close of 2023 marked 20 years of the X350-generation XJ – a car that was quietly but massively significant for Jaguar
15th April 2024
Is it a bad idea to buy and live with a cheap Bentley Continental Flying Spur? We're on a mission to find out
12th April 2023
The Fiesta-based Ford Puma was a significant performance Ford but remains an under-the-radar gem. What’s it like to live with?
14th February 2023
With traditional styling hiding modern underpinnings, our Jaguar XJ X350 project offered the best of both worlds. Here's what it's like to live with
3rd January 2023
One of the latest additions to the fleet, our Jaguar XKR boasts fearsome performance but isn't devoid of issues
5th December 2022
Our Bentley Turbo R project turned out not to be quite as disastrous as some had anticipated. Here's what it's like to live with this British behemoth
15th July 2022
The R55 MINI Clubman is one of the most characterful modern-classic cars around – and in Cooper S form it's fast too. We find out what it's like to work on
30th December 2020
The debate over electric classic vehicles is far from a new one, but it’s been brought into sharper focus following the Government’s intention to ban the sale of all new cars and vans powered solely…
21st December 2020
We've all seen those ‘delivery mileage’ classic cars for sale, but are those ultra-low mileage classics really worth investing in? Classics World's Senior Contributor Peter Simpson investigates...
23rd March 2020
Craig Cheetham accidentally buys a Proton and recalls the hype when the brand first appeared - but what was all the fuss about?
29th March 2019
MG Enthusiast contributor Roger Parker talks about getting MGs back on the road.
28th March 2019
The idea of a convertible SUV might seem odd, unless you’re a fan of the soft-top Range Rover Evoque. The thing is, Jeep got there first...
18th February 2019
The Ford Motor Company, have to their credit arguably the most significant car in the whole history of motoring. Nigel Stennet-Cox looks back at Ford’s Model T.
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