19th November 2019
ALL SHOW NO GO
Not all sporty-looking cars are what they seem, some are all show no go. We look back at some memorable examples of vehicles that ultimately lacked the bark to match their perceived bite.
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19th November 2019
Not all sporty-looking cars are what they seem, some are all show no go. We look back at some memorable examples of vehicles that ultimately lacked the bark to match their perceived bite.
18th November 2019
Historics is shaping up well for its forthcoming auction at Mercedes-Benz World on November 23, with a bumper entry of over 150 classics set to tempt potential buyers ahead of the festive season.
18th November 2019
There’s still plenty of appetite for fast Fords if the sale of a Sierra Cosworth at the recent Anglia Car Auctions’ classic sale is anything to go by. Despite a layer of grime from 28…
15th November 2019
Clean air zones have long been recognised as a threat to the use of classic cars, but in the UK, those worries have largely been confined to London, until now.
14th November 2019
South Western Vehicle Auctions, SWVA, hosted another busy classic sale at its Poole base on October 25, putting 76 cars under the hammer with an impressive 90 per cent sale rate.
14th November 2019
Heritage Skills Academy apprentices have been given a boost in their bid to become the next generation of historic vehicle engineers, with Cambridge & Counties Bank joining forces with the Bicester Heritage-based facility to support…
13th November 2019
Funding for to tackle the “plague of potholes” on local roads should be guaranteed for periods of several years rather than on an annual basis, the Department for Transport (DfT) has told the Treasury.
12th November 2019
We were in Birmingham at 9am which can mean only one thing, NEC Classic Motor Show 2019 time. Here's our highlights from the event.
11th November 2019
The debate over smart motorways rages on, with a review into their safety to be led by the Secretary of State for Transport, Grant Shapps, who told MPs: “We know people are dying on smart…
11th November 2019
A 1923 Aston Martin has returned to the scene of it first competitive outing, 95 years ago. The 1486cc long-chassis tourer, which came to be known as ‘Cloverleaf’, originally came second in a hill climb…