30th May 2023
Fiat X1/9 buyer’s guide
The lithe and nimble Fiat X1/9 is a credible classic but there’s plenty to watch out for when buying. Here’s our comprehensive guide
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25th May 2023
Standard 8, 10 & Pennant buyer’s guide
Although mostly associated with bare-bones specs and rapid rust, there's more to the Standard 8, 10 & Pennant than meets the eye
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23rd May 2023
Best classic cars of 1953
While the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II was the big news in 1953, it was also a vintage year for classic cars. Here are our favourites
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22nd May 2023
Morris Minor Tourer buyer’s guide
Few cars have quite the same amount of charm as a Morris Minor Tourer. But letting that charm blind you can be an expensive mistake. Which is where this guide comes in
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19th May 2023
Best classic hot hatch icons
If you want something quick, interesting and useful, there is only really one suitable class of car: the hot hatch. Here are our favourites
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17th May 2023
Daimler SP250 buyer’s guide
The Daimler SP250 offers individuality and exclusivity – but does that make it a sensible choice today? Here's everything you need to know
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16th May 2023
Toyota MR2 Mk2 (SW20) buyer’s guide
While no longer a bargain-basement choice, the Toyota MR2 Mk2 is a stellar modern-classic sports car. Here's how to buy a solid example
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12th May 2023
Lotus Elite, Eclat & Excel buyer’s guide
The Lotus Elite/Eclat/Excel range still labours under a reputation for unreliability. But this isn't really deserved and hides the fact that these cars have a huge amount to appeal to the enthusiast today.
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10th May 2023
Fiat 126 buyer’s guide
The Fiat 126 combined the charm of the 500 with a more up-to-date look. Today it makes an interesting, diverting and cheap classic buy
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5th May 2023
Coronation classics: cars with Royal connections
With the Coronation of King Charles III taking centre stage, we look back at the history of some key classic cars with Royal connections
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5th May 2023
Sunbeam Rapier buyer’s guide
Offering a mix of American glamour, British sporting pedigree and a famous badge, the Rapier was a rakish enthusiasts' choice in the 1960s and still makes a great classic today
