16th August 2017
BAVARIAN MODERN CLASSICS
Classics World's Andrew Everett considers progress or the lack of it in BMW design...
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16th August 2017
Classics World's Andrew Everett considers progress or the lack of it in BMW design...
10th August 2017
Just when you think you have car electrics figured out, there’s a problem that comes along that you just can’t solve, as Ted Connolly discovers...
8th August 2017
Jeremy Satherley recalls a motoring character whose views belied his appearance. A certain Laurence Pomeroy Junior...
4th July 2017
Nigel Stennett-Cox looks back on a name he fears long forgotten – that of William Morris, and the rags to riches story of one of Britain’s greatest philanthropists...
21st June 2017
I’m fairly sure that in the past, I’ve not been especially complimentary about the 1970 to 1976 Coke Bottled Cortina, Britain’s all round favourite car for six years..
26th May 2017
Attaining a driving license is no longer the rite of passage it once was. With changes planned to the driving test, changing traffic conditions and an ageing population...
25th May 2017
Classics in cities across the country could find themselves pushed out under new Clean Air Zone proposals. Here's what you need to know...
17th May 2017
Paul Guinness recalls the days when Japanese cars were frowned up by the classic car fraternity...
8th May 2017
Ted Connolly revisits the 1980s kit car boom… Back in the early 1980s, kit cars – or component cars, if you prefer – were quite the rage, although the idea of building your own vehicle…
2nd May 2017
It’s hard to get excited about today’s cars, and Nigel reckons it’s simply because of the lack of real characters still in the industry today...
20th April 2017
Diesel scrappage scheme rumours are doing the rounds again – this time in The Telegraph newspaper. An incentivised initiative to clean up the air in the most polluted UK cities could see thousands of modern-diesel…