
ROVER 800 REVIEW
Matt Bell on 20th March 2020
Once the flagship model, the Rover 800 has endured years of abuse and neglect. But Sam Skelton reckons it’s the perfect modern classic to relive Rover’s golden age…
Matt Bell on 20th March 2020
Once the flagship model, the Rover 800 has endured years of abuse and neglect. But Sam Skelton reckons it’s the perfect modern classic to relive Rover’s golden age…
Matt Bell on 1st November 2019
Kevin Jones, Head of Product Communications at MG Rover, worked at the marque from the age of 17, spending much of his time there in marketing and PR right up until the doors closed in 2005. Over a decade on, Classics World spoke to Kevin at the recreation of the R8 200 launch about all thing past, present and future of MG Rover.
Matt Bell on 22nd October 2019
Rewinding back to the past with what’s believed to be a world first, the Rover 200 & 400 Owners’ Club staged a fully authentic recreation of the original 200 R8 media launch held in 1989. Celebrating three decades of Rover's ground-breaking hatchback, the recreation was authentic to same October 10 date, albeit 30 years on!
Matt Bell on 25th September 2019
The 20-year Rover/Honda collaboration produced some respectable models that revived Rover’s reputation. Do any attract investment potential?
Matt Bell on 28th August 2019
It seemed like a plan: celebrate the 30th birthday of some iconic cars first sold in 1989 by teaming up with our friends at Lancaster Insurance and taking a road trip to Cornwall... on the A30, naturally.
Matt Bell on 19th August 2019
We take a look at some of the sub £10k 1960s classics which shaped the decade famously dubbed “Groovy”.
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 5th July 2019
The entire fleet of Government ministerial cars is to be all-electric by 2030, Chris Grayling has confirmed.
Matt Bell on 4th July 2019
Bicester Heritage welcomed a sell-out crowd of over 6000 avid car enthusiasts as it hosted its inaugural Super Scramble on June 23.
Matt Bell on 20th June 2019
The latest of Mathewsons’ monthly classic car auctions took place at its Pickering base on June 1, and once again boasted a catalogue full of desirable classics. The consignments ranged from sub-£1000 bargains right through to luxury prewar machinery, but most notable was the wide choice of low-mileage ‘everyman’ classics.
Matt Bell on 10th June 2019
Over 100 classic Rovers appeared on the lawns of the Bressingham Steam Museum and Gardens on Sunday, 26 May of the Bank Holiday weekend, as part of the annual club rally held by the Norfolk and Norwich Rover Owners’ Club.
Matt Bell on 8th May 2019
Ignore the experts and you can often bag yourself a bargain. We pick three cars everyone will tell you to steer clear of but which can be a great buy if you get it right.
Matt Bell on 7th May 2019
The 1950s and 1960s saw the concept of the luxury saloon change almost beyond recognition. We take a look at the shift in persp