Volkswagen didn’t know it when it created the Beetle that it would be creating a worldwide icon. So many people have bought or used a Beetle, from those that got
The Renault 16 is a typically French large front wheel drive hatchback which is comfortable, practical and has that typical comfortable ride. Introduced in 1965 to replace the ageing Fregate
Following the 50th anniversary of the introduction of the Lamborghini LP 500 prototype there are a series of videos about the Countach produced by Lamborghini. The first one is from
Toyota Gazoo Racing’s GR heritage Part Project has made more parts available to help owners of classic Toyota Supra keep them running. The intention of the project is to grow
It was back in 1923 that both Benz and Daimler produced diesel powered trucks. Benz & Cie got there first with diesel power, but Daimler followed with the first air
The annual The Qual event brings collections of some of the finest sports and racing cars in the world. The 18th edition looks set to be no exception. Taking place
The Mazda Parkway has to be one of the rarest and most unusual rotary powered vehicles Mazda has produced, and it’s a bus. The RX-7 might be the most obvious
What happens when different places evolve a product to do the same job? In the U.S they came up with the Meyers Manx. Europe produced type 181 (The Thing) and
At last, the time of the ordinary car like the Ausin Allegro has come and it has increased in value more than a Ferrari 308. They have even grown more
The seat belt, or safety belt if you prefer, has probably saved more lives than any other invention. These days it’s taken for granted, but five decades ago this wasn’t
Beaulieu is asking for owners of everyday forgotten classic cars of the 60s, 70s and 80s to join a new display for the next International Autojumble. The return of the
The Birdcage Maserati Tipo 61 won the Nürburgring 1,000 kilometres 60 years ago. It was the 28 May 1961 the Tipo 61 secured the victory at the seventh edition of