Most will be well aware of the soaring asking prices associated with the most iconic Fords of the ’Sixties and ’Seventies – and the MkIII Cortina is no exception. This was the Cortina that did away with the square, boxy…
Another British Leyland offering that was originally controversial but is now finally achieving its own following is the TR7, on sale in coupé guise in the UK from 1976 and finally joined by the eagerly-awaited convertible version three years later.…
The Blue Oval doesn’t often boob, but the Ford Classic and its Capri cousin are rare examples of Dagenham getting the market 100 per cent wrong. This, and the cars’ consequent rarity, will be reason enough for many to want…
Buying and selling old cars is a tricky business and everyone has their own way of doing it. Here's our 10 best classic car buying tips...
The Allegro is perhaps the ultimate example of a car that was ridiculed when new but has since gone on to achieve almost cult status. And that makes the Allegro a top bargain buys...
To say that Rootes group’s all-new rival to the Mini went against the latest trends of the time would be an understatement. In fact, when the square and boxy Hillman Imp was unveiled in 1963...
Mini ownership can be a real joy – fantastic handling and huge fun at a most affordable level. But don't turn joy into despair though by buying a dud. Here’s how to find a good one...
Offering a delightful mix of Italian styling and British roadster values, the TR4 and TR4A have never been a more popular buy.
A quaint, half-timbered classic that's also exceedingly practical. But is the Minor Traveller a carpenter's nightmare or a realistic DIY prospect?