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Light touchpaper and re-tyre
A potentially good car wrong-footed by rubber choice – BMW M4 CS – One thing I enjoy about BMW’s current range…
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Small but imperfectly formed
Shedding size but not weight, the E-Pace trails its sibling – JAGUAR E-PACE 2.0 HSE – As we know, appearances…
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1965 Ferrari 275 GTS
An underrated classic from Maranello As a new generation of buyers progresses from modern supercars and eyes the attractions –…
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Focused firmly on Ferrari
The ex-photographer who became a prestige car dealer A prime location, a star-studded client base and back catalogue of sales…
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Plugging the skills gap
Charity aims to attract young people to the classic car world Forget the housing ladder, young engineers now need help…
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California dreaming
Bruce Canepa and the love of making classic cars you can enjoy every day For all the gleaming facilities, incredible…
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Paris in the winter
Forget all those galleries and gardens; it’s the Rétromobile show that draws our crowd The French capital is the only…
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1960s Mercedes SLs
From 300 and 190 to the Pagoda that merged the best of both... Mercedes was already well into its post-war…
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Short-wheelbase Porsche 911
New dedicated race series set to make early 2.0-litre 911s even more attractive There are plenty of reasons to race…
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F1 restoration: Jordan 195
Warren Stean’s gearbox required fresh internals, but there was a solution. Stoke-on-Trent isn’t renowned as an F1 hotbed… My Jordan-Peugeot…
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Historic racer: MGB Roadster
An over-exuberant manoeuvre threatens the entire race weekend just as the team hits its stride. Nick Trott takes up the…
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Racer rebuild: Alfasud Sprint Veloce
Night races are on the menu for Geoff Gordon next season. His Alfa’s dashboard is now in place – but…
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Books: February 2018
How To Build A Car Adrian Newey Understanding Formula 1’s technical nuances, of which there are many, tends to be…
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Art and memorabilia: February 2018
Julian Thompson When your day job is designing cars, what about your hobby? When you look at one of Julian…
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Models: February 2018
Amalgam Marcus Nicholls explores the large-scale world of a Bristol based model maker My first encounter with Amalgam cars came…
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Parting Shot: June 7, 1970
Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium Pedro Rodríguez (BRM P153) all but skims the photographers’ toes at La Source during the 1970 Belgian Grand…
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You were there
Three images from as many contributors who weren’t merely ‘there’ but had the privilege of getting closer than would nowadays…
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