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18th January 2019
There are some cars which pass into the status of myth. Some which refuse to die, even when their time is acknowledged and their parent companies have abandoned hope. Around the world, cars which should…
15th January 2019
Even the big names sometimes get it wrong, as anyone with a Nikasil-engined BMW or Jaguar will know.
14th January 2019
In this Market Trends we look at three British Leyland Austins; the Austin Maxi, Austin Allergro and Austin Princess...
10th January 2019
Every classic car comes with a job you wish you’d never started. Here are a few of Andrew Everett's least favourite.
10th January 2019
The SLK is often mentioned in the same breath as the Mazda MX-5 but in reality although the Mazda had kick-started a renewed appreciation of two-seat open-topped cars, the Mercedes was in a class above.
9th January 2019
In this Market Trends we take a look at three late ’90s executive motors: the Audi A8, Jaguar S-Type and BMW E39 5-Series…
8th January 2019
The poor mans E-Type and the overlooked Triumph, why isn't the GT6 appreciated more? We take a quick look at its history.
4th January 2019
The continuously variable transmission (CVT) celebrated 60 years in 2018, but how does it work?
3rd January 2019
Taking the Saab over to Belgium to join up with a locally organised remembrance day tour resulted in our Saab 900 getting a bit hot under the collar
19th December 2018
It's easy to overlook the humble Chevette but it has an important place in history.
18th December 2018
Disc brakes offer better stopping performance than comparable drums, including resistance to ‘fade’ caused by overheating. We trace the development of this important automotive innovation back to the opening years of the Twentieth century.
