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4th May 2018
Estate cars don’t come bigger than this. Or more practical for that matter, the CX’s traditional Citroën hydropneumatic suspension offering a self-levelling facility which gave it the carrying capacity of a long-wheelbase Transit.
4th May 2018
The Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs (FBHVC) has calmed fears that MoT-exempt vehicles of historic interest (VHI) will need special paperwork to use roads in the European Union.
3rd May 2018
It was an exciting sale at H&H during its latest turnout on April 25. There was plenty of action throughout, with all of the lots receiving internet bid in the last few minutes to sweep…
3rd May 2018
As usual, there was a massive crowd at ACA’s King’s Lynn sale on April 14 with, at the time of writing, 210 of the 260 car entries sold either under the hammer or following post-sale…
3rd May 2018
Former Wheeler Dealers co-host Edd China returns with ‘Edd China’s Garage Revival’
2nd May 2018
Classics World's Paul Wager takes a look at 1970 Jaguar E-Type 4.2, not so much tried and tested, but sorely, sorely tempted...
2nd May 2018
Classics World's Eddy Rafter test drives and reviews the 1988 Bentley Eight...
2nd May 2018
The Rootes Archive Centre at Wroxton, near Banbury, was officially opened on April 22 in a ceremony attended by Rootes family members and former Rootes works driver Rosemary Smith.
1st May 2018
Clearance of a Buckinghamshire haulage/plant hire yard which has been effectively abandoned for more than 40 years has uncovered numerous ‘buried treasures; including a few rare car parts...
1st May 2018
Internal competition was rife between Rolls-Royce and Bentley models since the former acquired the latter in 1931. With T Series Bentleys fetching more than their Silver Shadow equivalents, is the same true for their Arnage…
27th April 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 Triumph TR6 versus the BMW Z3…
