13th December 2017
WAS THE SINCLAIR C5 30 YEARS TOO EARLY?
Thirty-three years on from its launch, Paul Guinness considers whether the much-maligned Sinclair C5 could have been the start of something big for its innovative creator...
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13th December 2017
AMATEUR ROADSIDE ASSITANCE TO THE RESCUE
Ted Connolly remembers his amateur roadside rescue exploits...
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6th December 2017
JAGUAR’S MAGIC FORMULA
Andrew Everett realises how William Lyons got the magic formula just right...
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29th November 2017
HAS THE CLASSIC CAR MARKET GONE CRAZY?
Classics World's Andrew Everett questions the accepted wisdom at the top end of the car market...
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22nd November 2017
AN ENCOUNTER WITH AN ILL-FATED MGB BT
Ted Connolly remembers an ill-fated encounter with an MGB GT...
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16th November 2017
BEST INTENTIONS
Paul Guinness recalls his early days writing about cars for the '80s female car market...
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11th October 2017
ROVER P5 RESCUE
Ted Connolly remembers roadside repairs to stricken Rovers...
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6th September 2017
THE JOY OF CARAVANS
Paul Guinness looks back at a childhood of touring caravan holidays, traffic jams and tow cars...
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1st September 2017
IS 2040 REALLY CARMAGEDDON YEAR?
What will happen when fossil fuel powered cars are no longer produced? Classics World's Nigel Stennet-Cox takes a closer look...
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24th August 2017
IS IT TIME FOR A STOPPING DISTANCE RETHINK?
Road safety charity Brake has called for the government to extend the stopping distance in the UK Highway Code “as a matter of urgency” after it found the published figures were wanting...
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23rd August 2017
REMEMBERING CAR DESIGNER WILLIAM TOWNS
Some car designers get all the praise, many get too much, and some get forgotten. William Towns deserves to be remembered, Nigel Fryatt tell us...
