19th April 2022
Austin A40 Farina buyer’s guide
The Austin A40 Farina is an intriguing car that can be overlooked despite its fine classic credentials. Here's how to buy a great one
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19th April 2022
Best easy-to-live-with pre-war cars
Many pre-war cars offer the delights of simple yet accessible DIY-friendly motoring. Here our our favourites
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15th April 2022
Austin-Healey ‘Frogeye’ Sprite buyer’s guide
Classic sports cars don’t come much more basic or more entertaining than the ‘Frogeye’ Sprite – although there’s still plenty to check before you take the plunge
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14th April 2022
‘Rubber Bumper’ MGB buyer’s guide
Forever the poor relation, the late-model 'rubber bumper' MGB is gaining in popularity – and now's the time to buy
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13th April 2022
Best Abingdon-built classics
The Oxfordshire town forever associated with MG also had a hand in some other very significant classics. We take a look at the legends of Abingdon
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12th April 2022
Mercedes SL (R230) buyer’s guide
The first examples of the famous R230 SL series for the new millennium are now 20 years old. Here's how to buy a great example of this technological powerhouse
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12th April 2022
Jaguar XJ Series 2 buyer’s guide
The early 70s evolution of the Jaguar XJ remains one of the best examples of the breed. Here's how to buy a Series 2 today
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8th April 2022
A brief history of MG
In its modern incarnation, the MG brand is making waves in the EV market – but it hasn’t always been plain sailing for Morris Garages The MG brand was shelved by British Leyland in 1980…
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6th April 2022
Best modern-classic six-cylinder coupes
We reckon it's time to take a chance today on some of these up-and-coming modern classic six-cylinder coupes while you still can
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6th April 2022
Bentley Arnage buyer’s guide
The Bentley Arnage was a long-lived model that helped to take Bentley into a new era – but what’s it like now as a modern-classic buy?
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5th April 2022
Jaguar XJ-C road test
We drive the very last Jaguar XJ-C ever built to find out what made the model William Lyons' favourite
