12th April 2022
Jaguar XJ Series 2 buyer’s guide
The early 70s evolution of the Jaguar XJ remains one of the best examples of the breed. Here's how to buy a Series 2 today
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8th April 2022
A brief history of MG
In its modern incarnation, the MG brand is making waves in the EV market – but it hasn’t always been plain sailing for Morris Garages The MG brand was shelved by British Leyland in 1980…
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6th April 2022
Best modern-classic six-cylinder coupes
We reckon it's time to take a chance today on some of these up-and-coming modern classic six-cylinder coupes while you still can
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16th March 2022
A GUIDE TO SPORTY KEI CARS
Japan's kei car regulations have been responsible for some seriously interesting classics over the years – but it's the sports cars that are the most fun
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15th March 2022
BEST AMERICAN BRANDS IN THE UK
'When Better Cars Are Built, Buick Will Build Them' – once upon a time, British customers thought so too. Here's our rundown of classic American brands and their UK forays
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8th March 2022
BEST CLASSIC JAGUAR CONVERTIBLES
Jaguar coupes exude class and style – characteristics only magnified with the roof chopped off. Here are our favourite Jaguar convertibles
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15th February 2022
BEST CLASSIC PEOPLE’S CARS
People's cars are traditionally built to be simple, practical and cheap – but that doesn't stop them becoming fantastic classics. Here our our favourites
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14th January 2022
BEST WARM HATCH MODERN CLASSICS
Fancy some hot-hatch cachet on a budget? These warm hatch icons look the part and have just enough power to have some fun
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23rd December 2021
BEST 90s ROVER MODERN CLASSICS
You may still think of a 90s Rover as a bargain runabout but many are starting to gain classic status. Here are our favourites
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22nd December 2021
JEEP CHEROKEE BUYER’S GUIDE
If you really need a robust, reasonably comfortable yet highly capable off-roader, the Jeep Cherokee could be the answer. Here's what to look for
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21st December 2021
Range Rover (P38A) project
With lots to go wrong, a Range Rover P38A project can be daunting – but isn’t the horror show you might imagine. Here's how we got on with ours
