13th May 2022
Ford Puma project
The Fiesta-based Ford Puma was a significant performance Ford but remains an under-the-radar gem. What’s it like to live with?
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13th May 2022
Ford Cortina Mk4 & Mk5 buyer’s guide
Having started the 1970s with a boxy Cortina, Ford would end the decade in much the same way with the Mk4 and Mk5. Here’s how to find a good Ford Cortina Mk4 or Mk5.
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6th May 2022
Ford Anglia 105E buyer’s guide
Ford’s challenger to the high-tech new Mini was the mechanically conventional Anglia with its glamorous transatlantic style. They’re now a sought-after classic Ford.
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6th May 2022
Ford Cortina Mk3 road test
The Ford Cortina Mk3 brought transatlantic styling and solid engineering to create of of the best saloons of the 1970s. We take our own example for a spin Words: Joe Miller Come the late 1960s,…
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20th April 2022
Best cheap convertibles
There's plenty to love about open-top motoring – and it needn't break the bank. Here are our favourite cheap convertibles
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19th April 2022
Best easy-to-live-with pre-war cars
Many pre-war cars offer the delights of simple yet accessible DIY-friendly motoring. Here our our favourites
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16th March 2022
FORD CAPRI NAMEPLATE SET FOR RETURN?
Ford has trademarked classic names from its back catalogue, fueling speculation that modern recreations are on the cards
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21st February 2022
BEST CLASSIC 70s COUPES
Built at a time when style was just as important as functionality, these classic 70s coupes offer style, fun and practicality in equal measure
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15th February 2022
BEST CLASSIC PEOPLE’S CARS
People's cars are traditionally built to be simple, practical and cheap – but that doesn't stop them becoming fantastic classics. Here our our favourites
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7th February 2022
FORD ESCORT MK1 & MK2 BUYER’S GUIDE
Although prices for desirable sporty examples of the early Escort have gone through the roof, an unmodified saloon or an estate can be affordable. Here’s what to look for
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31st January 2022
BEST ALL-MECHANICAL CLASSICS
These are some of our favourite all-mechanical classics – free of extraneous electronics and the perfect tonic to modern motoring
