Car advice for people whose age and IQ are both over 50.
EVERY EVENT ANNOUNCED as going ahead helps us think that things may be returning to normal. One of the biggest and most iconic events, and one that promotes the preservation of old cars to the
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IT’S BEEN SAID THAT THINGS MOVE slowly in the UK motor industry, and nowhere is this more true than at the Morgan factory in Malvern, UK. The steel chassis that underpins all Morgans was introduced
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IT SOUNDS LIKE A win-win but buying a classic car using money from your self-managed superannuation fund needs to be handled with care. Classic cars have shown remarkable increases in value over the past few
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WITH ALL THE HOOPLA about hybrids and electric vehicles lately, it’s worth reminding ourselves that the technology has been around for an awfully long time. In fact, it makes us wonder why, if it’s the
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PITY THE POOR ORGANISERS of events, not just here in Australia where things are slowly getting back to normal, but around the world. Unfortunately, even if international events are being rescheduled, it is still unknown
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WHILE THE UK CLASSIC car market differs from the local market in many ways, the latest report on values by Hagerty UK may give us some insight into where classic car values are heading. But
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WE ALL KNOW that nothing will be the same post-COVID-19, and one of the things sure to change will be classic car auctions. Buyers appear to have embraced the concept of online bidding, if the
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ONE OF THE EVENTS we would love to attend, if only we were allowed, is the upcoming London Concours, presented by Montres Breguet, hosted at the Honourable Artillery Company and scheduled for 19-20 August, meaning it is
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IT’S SMALL CONSOLATION, since we can’t leave Australia to see them, but at least it’s a sign things are slowly returning to normal. On May 18, the Ferrari museums opened their doors to the public,
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TWO-DOOR COUPES HAVE ALWAYS been the headliners in a company’s model line-up and Mazda is no exception. Despite their inherent impracticality (especially if you need to carry more than two people), the coupe layout is
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