Vignale’s Nova Star
It’s interesting how there’s a certain feel – or character even – to cars which originate from the same country. We will first be struck by the visual... Read More...
Visual Sunday: FIAT’s Stylish Shooting Brake
Reliant and Volvo clearly had this very niche market cornered. But did Pininfarina's elegant 1974 FIAT 130 Maremma have potential to steal sales from... Read More...
Abarth: So Much More Than Merely Race Cars
Our beloved classic car environment is now truly immersed in the exhibition season. Last month I attended Cologne and Brussels and there’s of course m... Read More...
Topless! – or not?
Yes I confess, I am but a simple man, and therefore – almost by default – I have a profound appreciation for pretty much all things topless. Ah! But t... Read More...
Meccanica Maniero: Unique Italian GT
So what on earth is one meant to do when the latest crop of hot Italian sixties GT’s are too low for you to comfortably get in. Well, you get Michelot... Read More...
Prime Find of the Week: Italian Full-Blooded Exotica on (kind of) a Budget
In the world of classic cars, very few things can match a full-blooded Italian Grand Tourer. While I don’t want to come across snobbish, I don’t mean ... Read More...
The Small Innocenti Which Could Have Gone Big
Prototypes are of course the stuff of dreams. Adventurous, exciting and groundbreaking. But admitted, many of them were clearly never intended to go b... Read More...
Low Cost and Rarity United in GT Packaging
I am no longer a GT owner! Yes, you read that right, and yes I’m of course referring to my Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV Bertone.
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Prime Find of the Week: Shooting Brake for the Masses
There are certain classic cars which just seem to remain ridiculously cheap. Even with the massive upturn in values which the classic car market has e... Read More...