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28th February 2018
Displays from the Triumph TR Register, Rover SD1 Club, MG Owners’ Club, Ford RS Owners’ Club, Jaguar Enthusiasts’ Cub and the Fiat 500 Club showed a wider range of affordable classics to the London Classic…
26th February 2018
These were the cars which forced the world to take the Japanese car industry seriously. Icons in their own right, they spearheaded a push into foreign markets which shocked domestic manufacturers from Abingdon to Zetland. Expensive,…
26th February 2018
The seeds of what would become MiniSport were sown not long after the Mini itself was launched, when in 1961 Brian Harper – at the time working in the family bus and truck business –…
26th February 2018
The British Motor Museum’s National Metro & Mini Show recently announced its 2019 plans to celebrate the Mini’s 60th anniversary.
23rd February 2018
The spectre of city-centre emissions charging continues to hang over more modern classics, as illustrated by recent discussions around London’s Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ).
22nd February 2018
The year 2018 is shaping up to be a good one for viewers wanting decent car programming on their TV screens and it’s no thanks to Amazon or even the BBC, but free-to-view channel Quest.…
21st February 2018
Andrew Everett questions whether and RS Escort is a better choice than a 16-valve Triumph...
21st February 2018
Many of the marques that were once British-owned are now in the hands of foreign companies, including a plethora of dormant brands. It can all get rather confusing... so which marques are currently owned by…
21st February 2018
Could Holden’s once-teeming Port Elizabeth factory soon be building British designed EVs?
20th February 2018
Classics World’s Rob Hawkins test drives and reviews the 1971 Ford Taunus…
20th February 2018
Classics World’s Jack Grover test drives and reviews the 1981 MGB GT…
