13th January 2020
SALVAGE HUNTERS: CLASSICS CARS INTERVIEW
We find out more about the new series of Salvage Hunters: Classic Cars from hosts Drew Pritchard and Paul Cowland in this light-hearted interview.
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13th January 2020
GOLDEN ARROW GETS £75K FUNDING
The National Motor Museum at Beaulieu has been awarded almost £75,000 by Arts Council England to reinterpret the Land Speed Record-breaking icon Golden Arrow of 1929 – using computer generated augmented reality and historic collections…
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10th January 2020
TOP 10 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE TRIUMPH STAG
The Triumph Stag has been a stalwart classic car for decades. We list the top 10 things you need to know about the Stag.
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10th January 2020
TOP GEAR IN FRENCH HATCH CONTROVERSY
Controversy surrounding an episode of BBC Top Gear is hardly a new thing, especially where the destruction of rare classic cars is concerned...
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9th January 2020
WATCH: MGB REVIEW IN THE WET
Our Production Editor braves the terrible weather to bring you this MGB review. With it being his first time driving an MGB, will he love it or loathe it?
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9th January 2020
EASTERN BLOC CARS – THE GOOD AND THE BAD
When Eastern Bloc cars came to the UK, reactions were mixed. We look at some of the good and bad examples that arrived.
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8th January 2020
CLASSIC ROAD TEST: ALFA ROMEO GTV REVIEW
Back in the mid ’90s this was Alfa’s riposte to the BMW coupe. How does the Alfa Romeo GTV stack up 20 years on and should you buy one?
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7th January 2020
WATCH: MERCEDES W210 E430 ROAD TEST
In this latest video, Features Editor Sam Skelton reviews his very own Mercedes W210 E430. Does cheap motoring get much better than a £300 V8 Mercedes?
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7th January 2020
EMERGING CLASSIC – CHRYSLER PT CRUISER
Derided at its launch for looking like the Addams Family’s shopping car, Chrysler’s PT Cruiser was an unexpected hit in the UK. Almost 20 years on, this quirky-yet-practical vehicle is a very good candidate for…
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3rd January 2020
THE ADO COUPE BREAKS COVER
Scotland hasn’t been too renowned for its car-building prowess in recent decades, with Rootes’ Linwood plant closed in 1981 and AC Scotland calling in the receivers in 1985. However, a fresh chapter could be about…
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3rd January 2020
REIS PRIDE OF THE PADDOCK COMPETITION
Entries are now open for the Reis Pride of the Paddock competition, held as part of the Reis Race Retro event at Stoneleigh Park from February 21-23. Private owners are invited to display their competition…
