MARKET TRENDS – PININFARINA PEUGEOT
Glenn Rowswell on 25th April 2018
Under appreciated in the UK, Peugeot’s medium and large saloons make for excellent (and affordable) family classics. Is now the time to buy?
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FORD FIESTA XR2I VS FORD FIESTA ST
Glenn Rowswell on 23rd April 2018
Welcome to Old School vs New School where we visit the controversial subject of traditional classics compared to their more youthful equivalents. First up, the Ford Fiesta XR2I versus the Ford Fiesta ST...
MK2 VW GOLF BUYER’S GUIDE
Matt Bell on 20th April 2018
Looking at buying a Mk2 VW Golf? Check our guide for the best tips, advice and all you need to know.
USA TO UK CLASSIC CAR IMPORT GUIDE
Paul Wager on 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 the best tips and tricks on how to import a classic car.
ALVIS TE21 & TF21 SALOON PRICES ON THE UP
Glenn Rowswell on 11th April 2018
Casual observers of Alvis saloon sale prices may be mystified by a pretty huge variation in price for what appear, on the face of it, to be in pretty similar condition...
MARKET TRENDS – SPECIALIST CLASSIC BRITISH SPORTS CARS
Glenn Rowswell on 9th April 2018
The road less travelled often led to the door of a domestic car maker; the likes of Morgan, TVR, Marcos and Noble offered models with world beating performance at a fraction of the price asked by foreign marques...
MARKET TRENDS – CHEAP CONVERTIBLES
Glenn Rowswell on 9th April 2018
Open air motoring is but a few weeks away – but have the cheap seats been taken? Look around and there are still bargains to be had...
MARKET TRENDS – JAGUAR XJ
Glenn Rowswell on 26th March 2018
The 1968 XJ6 blazed a new trail for Jaguar – but which of its first four generations make the most affordable classic today? Is now the time to buy – or should you bide your time?
MARKET TRENDS – EXPENSIVE SWEDES
Glenn Rowswell on 26th March 2018
Classic Swedish marques and models offer excellent value for money – but there are some models, away from even the most cherished P1800s – which have asking prices higher than others. Sweden takes its immediate pre and post war motoring heritage very seriously; if you want a Volvo ÖV 4, P1900 or Saab Sonett Super Sport, you’d better have a water cooled cheque book...
JAGUAR XJ COMPLETE GUIDE
Glenn Rowswell on 22nd March 2018
As the biggest Jaguar celebrates its half-century, we consider its nine generations...
MARKET TRENDS – HIGH PRICED HOT HATCHES
Glenn Rowswell on 20th March 2018
Hot hatchbacks remain among the most fertile growth areas of the classic car market – with certain models from Volkswagen, Peugeot, Renault and Ford representing shrewd investment material...
MARKET TRENDS – SIXTIES SALOONS
Glenn Rowswell on 19th March 2018
As Jaguar’s new S-type captured hearts and minds in 1963, established models from Austin, Rover and Humber battled it out among themselves. These one-time fierce rivals are now affordable - but in 2018, does rarity influence value?
MARKET TRENDS – BRITISH TRANSPLANTS
Glenn Rowswell on 12th March 2018
A surprising number of foreign marques built cars in Blighty to circumvent trade tariffs. Is now the time to put a locally-built Ford, Citroën or BMW on your drive?
MERCEDES-BENZ R107 SL BUYER’S GUIDE
Matt Bell on 6th March 2018
Bomb-proof build quality and timeless elegance make the stylish Mercedes-Benz R107 SL a really usable classic. Is now the time to buy one?