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23rd March 2018
The ’80s saw buyers becoming more conscious of environmental and safety considerations which meant catalytic converters, ABS, fuel injection and turbocharging becoming more widely used by the end of the decade...
23rd March 2018
With historic vehicles set receive MoT exemptions from Sunday, May 20, it’s worth reminding ourselves of the new procedures owners will have to go through to get their car recognised as a Vehicle of Historic…
23rd March 2018
The Daily Mail has reported that The Grand Tour, which has just ended season two and is yet to begin production on season three, will be ceased.
22nd March 2018
The Ascot sale on March 3 was Historics’ second sale of 2018. We covered a preview on the sale recently and were excited to see how a number of the cars we’d identified sold during…
22nd March 2018
Clubs attending this year’s Practical Classics Classic Car and Restoration Show, with Discovery, from Friday, March 23 to Sunday, March 25, have set themselves the challenged of completing a restoration in three days....
22nd March 2018
‘Halo’ Essen: Volvo to show off The Saint’s P1800S at Techno-Classica...
22nd March 2018
As the biggest Jaguar celebrates its half-century, we consider its nine generations...
21st March 2018
Who remembers; “The car you always promised yourself”? Yes, it was the launch slogan for the Ford Capri in 1969. Classic World's Nigel Stennett-Cox explores the badges and slogans used over the years by automotive…
21st March 2018
Classic car spares crisis to be eased by 3D printing...
21st March 2018
American car collector and philanthropist Peter Mullin has submitted plans for a £150 million car museum in Oxfordshire. Billed as a world class destination for historic vehicle enthusiasts, the Mullin at Great Tew is to…
20th March 2018
Classics World’s Paul Bussey test drives and reviews the 1973 Triumph TR6…
