
22nd May 2018
BLACK COUNTRY VEHICLES REMEMBERED
On Sunday, June 17, the annual Festival of Black Country Vehicles will commemorate the region’s contribution to British motoring...
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22nd May 2018
On Sunday, June 17, the annual Festival of Black Country Vehicles will commemorate the region’s contribution to British motoring...
22nd May 2018
Classics World's Paul Wager test drives and reviews a 1987 BMW 525E…
21st May 2018
There are plenty of fibreglass s fancies with which to tempt the well-heeled collector. As we found, however, values remain static for all but the most hotly traded nameplates...
21st May 2018
A 1967 Mini 850 ‘barn find’ is H&H Auctions’ star vehicle in its upcoming Buxton sale on Wednesday, July 18...
18th May 2018
Saturday, July 14, sees the fifth Hagerty Festival of the Unexceptional (Concours d’Ordinaire ) - return to Stowe House in Buckingham – and winners from the past four years’ events have been invited back to display…
18th May 2018
The fact that customers were still buying the ADO16 BMC1100/1300 range even after its replacement had been launched illustrates perfectly how popular the 'big Mini' was with UK buyers. In fact the car was Britain's…
18th May 2018
Vauxhall enthusiasts are searching for a record breaking number Viva GTs in order to celebrate the model’s 50th birthday.
17th May 2018
There was a bumper 150 lots on offer at Morris Leslie’s spring classic auction. These featured a number of veterans, including a 1923 Amilcar Type C4 Skiff that was the star of the show fetching…
17th May 2018
Welcome to Old School vs New School where we visit the controversial subject of traditional classics compared to their more youthful equivalents. This time, the MGB versus the MGF…
17th May 2018
Historic quarter-mile racing at Essex’s North Weald airfield – known as ‘London’s drag strip’ – has ended following a two year battle with the local authority.
16th May 2018
Having had some indications that the last FAMOUS CAR SLOGANS REVISITED was appreciated, it would have seemed a shame to not include some more. Classic World’s Nigel Stennett-Cox looks back once more...