27th March 2019
CLASSIC RIVALS – CLASH OF THE LIGHTWEIGHTS
For keen drivers who appreciate fingertip control, the MG Midget and the Lotus Seven should be at the top of the shopping list.
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27th March 2019
For keen drivers who appreciate fingertip control, the MG Midget and the Lotus Seven should be at the top of the shopping list.
19th March 2019
It was 30 years ago that Jaguar became a part of Ford and embarked upon what many regard as its most successful era of modern times.
15th March 2019
After a visit to the BMIHT Trust's British Motor Museum recently and while pondering the poor panel fit on the last-off-the-line Montego, we were struck by the fact that these cars have disappeared from sight…
13th March 2019
Many car makers try to pitch their product at the lucrative premium market, but only some have ever succeeded. It's not always the ones which make the best cars, either. We look at some almost-but-not-quite…
12th March 2019
The venerable Porsche 911 might have been scheduled for replacement by 1981, but its fanatical following within and outside the company meant that this was never truly likely to happen. 1978 saw the replacement of…
6th March 2019
It's 50 years since Mini went from being a universal nickname to a marque in its own right – one which is still going strong today. That's the when – here's the why and how…
1st March 2019
We’d made it to Paris in our Renault 21, and now it was time for a detour en route back to the UK... Classics Car Buyer's News and Markets Editor Jeff Ruggles discusses the return…
1st March 2019
Upsetting the applecart. When it comes to open-top thrills, the MX-5 is usually the top dog, but does the Mk3 MR2 offer an alternative that’s just as good and more affordable?
28th February 2019
Landmark vehicles always create a problem for manufacturers; just how do you follow that initial success? Here we take a look at some significant classics and ask whether what followed was actually good enough