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The Astonishing Story Behind The Austin 7
The Mini has long been considered Britain’s favourite classic car, but it wasn’t the original mini vehicle. In the 1920s, the Austin 7 was created to be a ‘big car in miniature’ as a way of replacing motorbike and sidecar combinations. It was designed to...
Classic Car Enthusiast Restores Jaguar E-Type Series 3 By Hand
It’s safe to say the Jaguar E-type is one of the most beautiful classic cars in the world, and Jaguar’s in-house restoration team are happy to restore yours for a price of £285,000. But what happens if you decide to do it yourself from scratch? Is it more...
5 Fabulous Facts About Volvo
From the time it was founded in 1927, Volvo strived to make cars that were reliable and safe. The company expanded across the globe, creating a variety of vehicles, including classic motors and trucks. 2017 marks Volvo’s 90th anniversary, and to celebrate...
Data Reveals The Value Of Classic Cars Has Dropped
According to new data revealed by Coutts Bank, it’s been reported the value of classic cars has dropped by 10.4% in the past year. Since 2005, classic cars have steadily risen in value, only for the drop to occur recently. Co-founder of the Car and...
Supernatural Road Trip: Ireland
Planning a road trip in your classic car for October? Travelling to spooky destinations is a great way to celebrate the month as we get closer to Halloween. Ireland has its fair share of haunted locations, and we’re giving you some background on the most...
5 Forgotten Supercars
Supercars have a reputation for being some of the most magnificent vehicles on the planet. They have speed, performance and style all rolled into one perfect package. But only a few supercars have been successful. Many have failed or been forgotten. Does...
TVR Griffith: Why You Want One
Excited by the new TVR Griffith? So were we when it was officially unveiled at this year’s Goodwood Revival. It’s got the sort of specification that’ll make most car fans squeak with excitement – underpinnings masterminded by McLaren F1 creator Gordon...
Winter Salt Warriors: which classics can survive the gritted roads?
Classic cars are great. For making a motoring statement, few experiences beat driving in an old car that turns heads and gets other people talking. Other road users smile, they treat you nicely, and the world seems like a more pleasant place to be. But...
Classic Car Designer Of The Day: Bruno Sacco
Classic Car Designer Of The Day looks at a famous car manufacturer and examines how successful they have been. Bruno Sacco was a man who knew where his life was going from a young age. He oversaw the styling of all Mercedes-Benz production models and some...
Classic Car Road Trip: Causeway Coast, Northern Ireland
Going on a road trip can be a good way to clear your head when you need a break. Ireland is a beautiful place and a picturesque route to take is along the Causeway Coast. From quaint fishing villages, to rolling valleys, the Causeway Coast features some...
Understanding The Relationship Between Mazda And The Wankel Engine
Mazda has a history of creating some brilliant motors, like the MX-5, but one of the company’s greatest achievements was incorporating the Wankel engine into their manufacturing process. This started with the 1967 Mazda Cosmo, yet the origin of the Wankel...
Classic Car Designer Of The Day: Giorgetto Giugiaro
Classic Car Designer Of The Day looks at the life of a famous car designer and how they’ve contributed to the industry. Giorgetto Giugiaro was arguably the most influential car designer of the 20th century, as he was named Car Designer of the Century in...