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Matt Bell
Digital Content Editor 
4th April 2018
Pitched head-on against Techno Classica Essen over the same Thursday, March 22 to Sunday, March 25 weekend, the mixture between classic and modern vehicles was welcomed at the Messe Stuttgart, where international historic vehicle enthusiasts…
29th March 2018
The family car is an essential part of the automotive trade. The car can often be considered like the centre of the family: a way to get everyone together, go on road trips, visit places……
27th March 2018
Classics World’s Matt Bell test drives and reviews the 2002 Maserati 3200 GT…
23rd March 2018
The ’80s saw buyers becoming more conscious of environmental and safety considerations which meant catalytic converters, ABS, fuel injection and turbocharging becoming more widely used by the end of the decade...
20th March 2018
Rumours abound that one of the major windscreen suppliers is to stop fitting rubber mounted glass to classic cars.
16th March 2018
A rally MGB that contested the 1968 London to Sydney Marathon is to return to the limelight after 50 years thanks to the efforts of the MG Car Club’s MGB Register.
13th March 2018
One of the undoubted stars of the 1948 Earls Court Motor Show was the Jaguar XK120 – a model which introduced the now legendary XK nameplate and engine series to the world.
1st March 2018
An old TVR Chimaera has beaten the reliability odds during a ten month driving tour visiting bars on the opposite side of the globe.
28th February 2018
Displays from the Triumph TR Register, Rover SD1 Club, MG Owners’ Club, Ford RS Owners’ Club, Jaguar Enthusiasts’ Cub and the Fiat 500 Club showed a wider range of affordable classics to the London Classic…
26th February 2018
The British Motor Museum’s National Metro & Mini Show recently announced its 2019 plans to celebrate the Mini’s 60th anniversary.
7th February 2018
Last week our very own Danielle Bagnall homed in on just a handful of the best-selling 1960s family cars. This week we look at the 1970s...
