17th February 2021
PONTIAC TRANS AM ROAD TEST
With strong head-turning appeal and a good parts supply, does the Pontiac Trans Am make a decent buy here in the UK today? We find out.
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17th February 2021
With strong head-turning appeal and a good parts supply, does the Pontiac Trans Am make a decent buy here in the UK today? We find out.
3rd June 2020
Two decades after the two brands became separate marques once more, we unravel the often confusing postwar Rolls-Royce and Bentley models.
7th May 2020
We debug some of the classic car myths, rumours and received wisdom that would catch out the unwary classic car writer.
14th January 2020
The recent surge in electric classics has mainly been a high-end business fuelled by manufacturer-backed conversions. We find a much more down-to-earth approach.
13th April 2018
With an increase in the value of some of Britain’s best-loved classic sports cars, is there money to be saved by importing a classic to the UK from the USA? Check out our guide for…
3rd April 2018
Historic vehicles and modern classics are to be banned from certain areas of East London from this July due to new low emission neighbourhoods.
12th March 2018
The most-produced car model ever ended production in its homeland 40 years ago. Classics World's Paul Wager considers where the other 10 million VW Beetles came from...
5th March 2018
The underrated V6 development of the K-Series which shared its name but little else.
22nd January 2018
It may be 50 years since it was formed but it’s also 30 years since the firm was returned to the private sector for a brief period of success. Paul Wager looks back at the…
23rd May 2017
The upmarket Volkswagen which emerged from the struggle between two German makers for control of an iconic British brand. I was stuck in traffic earlier this month and idly studying the cars surrounding me, I…