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5th September 2017
Classics World’s Matt Bell test drives and reviews the BMW Z3… No doubt the Bavarian firm’s corporate history will tell it differently but BMW’s Z3 was yet another ’Nineties open two-seater inspired by the success…
31st August 2017
Classics World’s Paul Wager test drives and reviews the Series 3 Land Rover...
30th August 2017
The term iconic is used nowadays to describe a whole plethora of cars, some of which arguably haven’t quite earned that status. But the Mini, without question, thoroughly deserves the accolade.
22nd August 2017
Classics World's Paul Bussey test drives and reviews the Austin-Healey 3000 Mk3 BJ8...
22nd August 2017
Classics World’s Matt Bell drives and reviews the Triumph Vitesse...
17th February 2017
Of course that’s actually a fairly recent phenomemon. There weren’t many VW campers chugging around British roads in the ‘Sixties, and very few of those that did make it over here were used for festival-going,…
17th February 2017
In the late ‘Seventies Ford Escorts were certainly everywhere but it was the humdrum Kent-engined, flat-painted, skinny-tyred versions that were on every British street. Just like this beige two-door 1100L in fact – almost certainly…
17th February 2017
Both the Healey and the TR started life as rather simpler cars, both being powered by four-cylinder engines taken from mundane saloon cars and both built on a simple separate chassis. Just as the Healey…
17th February 2017
Of course this is all in my head and every time I actually get behind the wheel of a classic Ford I end up enjoying the driving experience precisely because they’re just so well-judged and…
17th February 2017
I’m betting that at some point in your life as a car fancier you’ve probably pinned, tacked or taped a poster depicting something sexy, red and Italian to your bedroom wall. Chances are that the…
