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11th August 2022
The MGF has been with us for over 25 years – and prices are on the rise. Here's how to secure a good one
10th August 2022
The FBHVC warns of the danger of rebodied classics – or those without original chassis plates – being issued with ‘Q’ registrations by the DVLA
9th August 2022
The Morgan Plus 8 offers brilliant performance in an elegant shell. Here’s what you need to know to secure a good example
11th August 2022
With many examples of the Jaguar XK120 having undergone vigorous restorations, we find out how a completely unrestored example fares today
8th August 2022
We try to decide between two very different ways of creating a 150mph modern classic roadster – the Porsche Boxster and Honda S2000
5th August 2022
We revisit the back-to-basics Renault 4 in its 60th year – perhaps the most famous French classic car this side of the Citroen 2CV
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11th August 2022
Rare variants of popular everyman models will go under the hammer as Anglia Car Auctions hosts a bumper classic sale on August 20-21. A brilliantly wide selection of historic cars, bikes and memorabilia is set…
5th August 2022
There were impressive results for a wide range of classics as SWVA put over 70 cars under the hammer during its summer sale on July 29. SWVA’s third classic car auction of 2022 proved to…
29th July 2022
Hot hatches ruled the roost at WB & Sons' latest classic car auction on July 23, with a host of pocket rockets smashing through their estimates
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3rd August 2022
The last of the brand's independently developed saloons, the Triumph 2000 and its variants make for stylish and unusual transport today
2nd August 2022
Smooth and powerful, a V12-engined car speaks of quality and luxury – and today, many can be had for a fraction of their original cost
2nd August 2022
Classic cars don't come much more desirable than an early Jaguar E-type. Here's what to look out for
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, in association with Teng…
14th July 2022
The MG Midget is a perfect beginner classic – something we hope to prove with our very own 1970 example
14th July 2022
Inspired by a true icon, the R50 MINI is fast becoming a classic in its own right. But how does it stack up as a project car?
28th June 2022
Our Mercedes 190E project did well to prove that the tales of old-school quality are true. Here's how we got on living with a true modern classic
27th June 2022
A generation more modern than the XJS and with echoes of the E-Type, the Jaguar XK8 can be a surprisingly practical proposition
27th June 2022
The E39-generation BMW 5 Series is arguably among the best cars ever made. Here's how we got on with our examples
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.
3rd April 2020
In this mini-series, we explore some of the limited editions you forgot existed. This week it’s the Rover 216 Sprint.
25th March 2020
In this mini-series, we explore some of the limited editions you forgot existed. This week it’s the VW Polo G40 Genesis.
29th April 2019
Here is a scene that was all-too common in the 1960s - a queue of stationary cars trying to get to the seaside on a sunny June day. Frustrating for the drivers, taxing for many…
6th April 2019
These days you wouldn't get away with marketing an estate car with just two passenger doors but back in the ’70s it was common practice: the BMC 1100, Allegro, Alfasud and even the Range Rover…
1st March 2019
The low-volume sports car is an area where Britain has traditionally excelled, from Morgan to Lotus and TVR with countless others along the way plus modern newcomers like Noble and Radical.
22nd February 2019
The last of the Cavaliers and also – in European markets – the first of the Vectras, the Mk3 Cavalier was once a common sight but like so many fleet cars has suddenly started to…
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