With their combination of space, practicality and saloon-like comfort, the estate car makes an ideal classic for the discerning enthusiast.
There’s been a slew of electrified classic cars to hit the market recently, with manufacturers including Aston Martin and Volkswagen all trying to perfect the formula for blending classic looks of the past with a motor that’s fit for the zero-carbon future. The latest attempt to nail the formula comes from British company RBW with an electrified take on the MGB.
Fires in campervans are extremely rare, but when they do happen they can cause a huge amount of damage. If you have ever lost a campervan to fire or seen one go up in flames, you’ll know just how dramatic, upsetting, and costly it can be, published March 2021.
Being part of a classic car owners’ club is a fulfilling experience. Not only is it a chance to meet up with people who share your passion – potentially making lifelong friends – you’ll get maintenance tips, the chance to display your classic and you might even find some more classic cars to buy!
Here are just five places to put on your must-see list. Whether you decide to head North or South, one of these famous places is sure to hit the right note!
The MG Midget is considered to be a good point of entry into the classic British sports car market, bringing a lot of fun for a reasonable price – and with prices on the rise, you could turn a pretty profit, too.
Just be sure to have the best classic car insurance in place to protect them from damage. They may be small but they’re not invulnerable! These tiny but desirable classic cars are only going up in value and make perfect daily run arounds. So, which one of these diminutive automobiles would you love to have in your garage?
It’s also the perfect opportunity for you to geek out to your heart’s content about how to prevent rust, the latest barns find, and why your rolling restoration is proving even trickier than you thought. Being a member might even save you a tidy sum on your classic car insurance.
The Mini Moke wasn’t exactly a raging success on these shores – it was never meant to be given its lack of doors and roof. But 56 years after it first hit British roads, the iconic Mini Moke has been given an update and will once again go on sale in the UK as part of a limited run.