The 1980s were a decade of vibrant colour, radical fashion, booming technology, and, let's not forget - revolutionary car designs. With the petrolhead generation embracing the rise of hot hatches, rally heroes, and accessible luxury cars, the automobile industry was reshaping its identity, producing vehicles that were not just modes of transportation but defining lifestyle icons. This piece takes you on a nostalgic journey back to the era of leg warmers and mixtapes, focusing on the European and UK cars that truly epitomized the spirit of the '80s. Whether you're a dedicated car enthusiast or simply enjoy a walk

In these tough economic times, we’re all looking for ways to make our money go a bit further. We can help you start the new year with a nice little cash boost that can help you recover from the cost of Christmas festivities and start your year on the right footing.   You can earn a handy cash injection of between £250 and £1000 - All you need to do is refer someone selling a classic car to us. This might just be the easiest cash you have ever made!   Do you know someone selling a classic car? Perhaps

Did you know that the classic car market is estimated to be worth over £5.5 billion to the UK economy? If the time has come for you to part with a classic car, you may be wondering what the best way to go about it is. There are a few things you need to do to prepare your car for sale. With that in mind, here's a quick guide on how to sell a classic car.   1 – Do some research   Before you part with your classic, it pays to do some research on the market and get a

New research indicates that classic cars can nearly double in value over ten years, making classic cars more valuable than gold or art. Vanarama has analysed fifteen classic cars considered to be ‘affordable’ options at less than £15,000 per model. Their value was tracked over the last decade (between 2010 and 2020), drawing on data from Hagerty, a classic car specialist. What they discovered was perhaps surprising to many – that the average classic car increased in value by 97% during this time period. This equates to an average increase of over £14,400 – nearly double the original value. Of

Insurance Experts, Hagerty have released their 2021 Bull Market List which focuses on deprecation free motoring; the joy of driving what you love without losing money. The list highlights some collectable cars that are poised to increase in value over the coming year. This diverse list of vehicles covers ten collectible and classic cars that are tipped to see their values rise in the next year. So, without further ado, let’s take a look at the contenders. 1994-2004 Aston Martin DB7 2002 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Hagerty value condition #2: £31,580 2019 Hagerty value condition #2: £37,680 Hagerty 12-month value change: -£6100 (16.2%)