
20th May 2022
Jaguar MkX road test
A large saloon intended to capture the hearts of American buyers, the Jaguar MkX is an undervalued classic today. We take a 1966 example for a spin Words: Sam Skelton For Britain in 1961 there…
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20th May 2022
A large saloon intended to capture the hearts of American buyers, the Jaguar MkX is an undervalued classic today. We take a 1966 example for a spin Words: Sam Skelton For Britain in 1961 there…
19th May 2022
Something of a forgotten fast Ford, the Escort RS2000 4×4 has gained traction in recent years. We get behind the wheel Words: Aaron McKay Images: Gregory Owain After the go-go 1980s of RS Turbos torque-steering…
9th May 2022
It hasn't quite reached the modern-classic status of its older brothers but the Mazda MX-5 Mk3 is fast becoming a great-value proposition. We get behind the wheel
6th May 2022
The Ford Cortina Mk3 brought transatlantic styling and solid engineering to create of of the best saloons of the 1970s. We take our own example for a spin Words: Joe Miller Come the late 1960s,…
9th March 2022
Never quite achieving the success it deserved, the Hillman Minx 'Audax' is a left-field but worthy classic choice today
23rd February 2022
The 1969 facelift proved controversial amongst Mini fans – and even more so with an automatic gearbox. But how does the Mini Clubman stack up today?
16th February 2022
Famously 'Handbuilt by Robots', the Fiat Strada was a bold attempt at modernism in the late 70s. But is it now best left in the past?
10th February 2022
An English-built Citroën ID19 meets English wine as we enter a slightly bizarre parallel universe on a very civilised road test
24th January 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
13th December 2021
Adding four-wheel drive to the world's most famous sportscar, the 964-generation Porsche 911 Carrera 4 set a precedent for all-weather sports cars
9th December 2021
The Jaguar E-type Series 1 is undeniably desirable – but is it really that much better than a cheaper Series 3?