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New generation of car buyers boosts demand for '80s & '90s classics
After an unexpectedly buoyant few months through the early summer, it’s becoming obvious that the market is steadying itself. This…
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Race car buying guide: Shadow DN3 and DN5
Back in the 1970s, Formula 1 cars were built to last. It was common for smaller teams to use the…
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Road car buying guide: Talbot Sunbeam Lotus
The Talbot Sunbeam Lotus is a real 'Heinz 57' of a machine — is it a Rootes, a Chrysler, a…
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Parting shot: Graham Hill at Zandvoort
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Racing with an unproven set-up and — thanks to George Russell's instinct — an untested strategy, Mercedes surprised everyone with a Belgium 1-2, writes Mark Hughes. But the root of F1 success may have been its downfall
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