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27 07, 2026

Are We Preserving Classic Cars Too Much? Have Classics Become Garage Queens?

By |2026-07-27T16:13:19+00:00July 27th, 2026|Classic Car News, Classic Cars|0 Comments

There was a time when a classic car with 100,000 miles on the clock was a badge of honour. Every mile represented another adventure, another road trip, another family holiday or another Sunday afternoon spent exploring Britain's country lanes. Today, however, the conversation often sounds very different. Walk around almost any classic car show and you'll hear owners proudly explaining just how little their cherished vehicle has been driven. "It's only covered 30 miles since the restoration." "It hasn't seen rain in 15 years." "It only comes out for concours events." While these comments are usually intended as compliments, they

24 06, 2026

Do Restomods Hold the Key to Keeping Classic Cars Alive?

By |2026-06-24T14:15:07+00:00June 24th, 2026|Classic Car News, Classic Cars, Tips|0 Comments

For decades, originality has been king in the classic car world. Matching numbers, factory specifications and period-correct details have long been the benchmark collectors strive for. The closer a car is to how it left the factory, the more desirable it often becomes. But while enthusiasts continue debating originality versus modification, another question is quietly emerging. Who is actually going to keep these cars running in the future? Many of the mechanics who learned their trade in the 1960s, 70s and 80s are now reaching retirement age. Some of the specialists who can rebuild carburettors from memory, diagnose ignition faults

1 10, 2022

Owning a Classic Car on a Budget

By |2026-06-17T17:20:43+00:00October 1st, 2022|Classic Cars, How-To's|0 Comments

Classic cars can be a good investment, bringing benefits such as road tax exemption and appreciating value. However, they can also come with financial pitfalls, which owners need to be aware of. With the rising cost of living, some classic car owners might soon find their passion unfordable if not kept in check. This article will provide some tips to help you continue owning a classic car on a budget. Do your research before buying a car as an investment If you’re looking to purchase a classic car as an investment, with a view to selling it on for a

18 12, 2021

10 Classic and Collectable Cars to Watch in 2022

By |2026-06-17T19:45:22+00:00December 18th, 2021|Classic Car News|0 Comments

Insurance Experts Hagerty has released their 2022 Bull Market List. This list looks at cars that bring joy to both the head and heart, the pleasure of driving what you love without losing money. The list highlights some collectable cars that are tipped to increase in value over the coming year. These are 10 classic and collectable cars to watch in 2022. The list is diverse and covers cars from the supercar elite to the humble hatchback. You can read last year’s here, but without further ado, let’s dive into the 2022 list. 2101-2015 Ferrari 458 Italia Hagerty value £104,000 -

19 01, 2021

8 Classic Cars Celebrating Birthday’s This year

By |2026-06-17T18:27:50+00:00January 19th, 2021|Classic Car News, Classic Cars|0 Comments

The car community's mood is probably at an all-time low with more uncertainty about 2021 events and meetups due to Covid. It's not all doom and gloom though, 2021 marks the birthday of some special classic cars. From modern classic cars marking their 20th birthday to some old-timers hitting half a century or more. We take a look at some of the vehicles celebrating this year, with quite a few cars turning 60 this year, 1961 was a great year for cars!   photo by GTHO Ford Zephyr – 70th Birthday The Ford Zephyr was first unveiled at

5 12, 2020

Classic Car Imports From EU Set to Incur Taxes of 30%

By |2026-06-17T18:24:47+00:00December 5th, 2020|Classic Car News, Classic Cars, Regulations|0 Comments

Another Brexit effect has come to light which is yet another blow to classic car enthusiasts who are finding their passion becoming ever more expensive. It appears that cars imported from Europe are likely to incur a 30% tax after December 31st. This will consist of a 20% VAT charge and 10% Duty. This means any vehicles arriving from the Continent could be considerably more expensive in a matter of mere weeks. This tax is in line with imports from the rest of the world which already incur this tax. Currently, vehicles and motorcycles imported from Europe have these taxes

18 11, 2020

Are These 7 Classic Cars Facing Extinction?

By |2026-06-17T18:19:53+00:00November 18th, 2020|Classic Car News|0 Comments

It comes as no surprise that many once familiar sights on British roads are facing extinction. Changes in emissions regulations, scrappage schemes and an ingrained upgrade mentality means that nothing lasts like it used to. It’s sad to think, however, that these parts of history could be lost forever. Insurer GoCompare recently released details of 50 classic cars facing extinction, which include some surprises. Of course, we can always hope they are stored away in garages or barns somewhere waiting to shine again. But for now, these 7 models we feature are down to mere single digits registered on

7 11, 2020

Swindon to Release Electric Mini Conversion Ahead of E10 Fuel Change

By |2026-06-17T19:34:17+00:00November 7th, 2020|Classic Car News|0 Comments

You would have to have been living under a rock not to have heard about the huge E10 fuel change planned for next year, whereby all E5 petrol will be changed to E10 as the new industry standard.   Whilst the government claims that the switch to E10 unleaded fuel with 10% bioethanol mix will reduce vehicle emissions by 750,000 tonnes each year, it will, unfortunately, leave about 600,000 vehicle owners finding their cars incompatible with the new E10. The fact is, this fuel just isn’t compliant with older vehicles, which means classic cars are likely to need expensive upgrades

19 09, 2020

Beat Depreciation with a Classic Car

By |2026-06-17T18:12:56+00:00September 19th, 2020|Classic Cars, Investments|0 Comments

A famous quote by oil tycoon JP Getty says; “If it appreciates, buy it. If it depreciates, lease it.” You see, for many, the problem with buying a new car is just how much it depreciates by. You can buy a car and drive it out of the showroom bring it back 100 miles later and it’s already lost a chunk of its value. This is probably why PCP and PCH are a popular choice for many these days, allowing them to lease the car and get a new one every few years. A trend that started around thirty years

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