Matt Bell on 22nd April 2020
Executive cars of the 1980s introduced advanced aerodynamics and new technology. One of the earliest competitors was the oft-forgotten Renault 25, a car that Aaron McKay reckons deserves its time in the spotlight.
Matt Bell on 20th September 2019
It’s rare to find a car without a handy hatchback rear these days, but car makers were slower to adopt the hatch than you might realise.
Matt Bell on 13th August 2019
We look at some of the best luxury cars built by manufacturers not perceived as a premium brand, from Ford to Vanden Plas.
Matt Bell on 1st August 2019
The Renault e-Plein Air was unveiled at the 4L Enthusiasts’ event over the weekend of 20-21 July. It’s a joint project between Renault Classic, Renault Design and Melun Rétro Passion, who is a third-party parts reseller for older vehicles.
Matt Bell on 29th July 2019
Historics enjoyed yet another successful sale at the Brooklands Motor Museum this July 13 as the majority of its lots found new homes.
Matt Bell on 8th July 2019
The sun shone over Norman Park in Bromley once more for the return of the ever-popular Peter James Bromley Pageant of Motoring.
Matt Bell on 6th June 2019
We take a look at how the French have shaped the family car.
Matt Bell on 8th May 2019
The latest in H&H's online-only sales, the firm’s April 27 auction was a lesson in how to do it properly. Rather than an anonymous eBay-style platform, there’s a proper live feed with an auctioneer – in suit and tie, no less – fielding both online and phone bids, with all the drama of a live sale.
Matt Bell on 1st March 2019
We’d made it to Paris in our Renault 21, and now it was time for a detour en route back to the UK... Classics Car Buyer's News and Markets Editor Jeff Ruggles discusses the return leg.