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Performance Through Lightness: The Lotus Seven
Lotus were known for their ‘performance through lightness’ motto, and perhaps the car that represented it best was the Lotus Seven. Created by company founder Colin Chapman, the Seven had a lightweight body and it doubled as a road legal and clubmans...
Examining The Greatness Of The Volvo P1800
Over the years, there have been some gorgeous sports cars, but one of the best has got to be the Volvo P1800. Popularised by the late great Roger Moore in the 1960s show The Saint, Moore admitted that it was his favourite car, saying “I have great...
An Unbroken Speed Record: The Renault Etoile Filante
Renault have produced some interesting cars over the years, but the most unusual has to be the Etoile Filante, which means shooting star in French. Along with its distinctive design, the gas turbine powered car set a land speed record that has been...
5 Classic Cars Built In The Soviet Union
When thinking of the Soviet Union, classic cars might not be the first thing that comes to mind. But the USSR produced quite a few memorable vehicles over the years. During the days of Communist Russia, engineers were pushed to their limit to compete with...
Classic Car Road Trip: Portugal To Morocco
Going on a road trip is a great way to clear your head, especially if you’re driving in a classic car. Travelling through Europe can be a once-in-a-lifetime event, so why not drive through a sunny area? A journey from Portugal to Morocco is filled with...
Projekt Grenadier Could Become The Successor Of The Land Rover Defender
When the Land Rover Defender was introduced in 1948, it became one of the most popular off-road vehicles of all time. Production lasted up until 2016, but one billionaire is hoping to bring it back, new and improved. Owner of chemical company Ineos, Jim...
Looking Back On The History of Argyll
The UK has a long history of car manufacturers, and they aren’t just confined to England. Scotland has a diverse range of marquees, with Argyll being one of the oldest. First started in 1899 by Alex Govan, Argyll enjoyed early success. We’ve decided to...
Unusual Vehicles: Isetta
Unusual Vehicles is a segment that looks at abnormal vehicles and how the public has reacted to them. The Isetta is certainly one of the most bizarre looking cars of all time, from its egg shape to the way the door is positioned. Despite its unusual...
Brass Beginnings And The Edwardian Car
Cars have come a long way since the days of ‘horseless carriages,’ but that period is one of the most fascinating parts of automotive history. Automobiles were new and exciting, with manufacturers wanting to leave their mark on the world. It was a time of...
5 Fantastic Car Artists
Image credit: gqmagazine.co.uk There’s always been a strong link between art and cars, going back to the earliest days of the automobile. As an art subject, a car can represent all kinds of emotions, such as love and anger. Professional artists have been...
Classic Car Designer Of The Day: JP Blatchley
Classic Car Designer Of The Day looks at a famous designer in the automotive world and examines their success. John Polwhele Blatchley came from an aeronautical engineering background and he made a name for himself with Rolls-Royce. Blatchley created cars...
Pirelli Announces Collezione Tyre Range For Classic Sports Cars
When you own a classic car, it can be easy to overlook the tyres. They aren’t nearly as beautiful as the body, right? But the right kind of tyres can make a huge difference, especially if you’re trying to find the right ones for a classic sports vehicle....