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Introduction . . .
All four models featured in this supplement have one thing in common, but whether it is the reason for their…
April 1989
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The Aston Martin DB 4, 5 & 6
Aston Martins seem to be the post-war embodiment of the vintage Bentley in being big, beefy and thoroughly British. Not…
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The Ferrari Dino 246 GT & GTS
Looking back and having time to reflect, it is difficult to believe that a car was launched from one of…
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What we said at the time
"Considering that the engine is just behind your head the noise level is very low indeed and you can converse…
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The Jaguar E-Type 3.8, 4.2 & V12
The Jaguar E-type would make it into most peoples' list of top 10 cars for even if they knew nothing…
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What we said at the time
"The Jaguar is a splendid example of good Coventry workmanship and the E-type is in every way an outstanding example…
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The Porsche 911 & Carrera RS
To many people Porsche means the 911, its distinctive shape instantly recognisable, seemingly unchanged after 25 years of production. It…
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What we said at the time
"You can drive a Porsche as hard as you like and you will not run out of roadholding or stability;…
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