Archive 1969 Dodge Charger 440 Magnum: Bullitt's forgotten hero The Highland Green fastback Mustang sold for $3.4m (£2.8m) by Mecum auction house earlier this year may be the automotive hero of the 1968 thriller Bullitt, but the Dodge Charger… May 2020 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Danger for the classic car market? The Government’s recent proposal to ban the sale of new, combustion-engined cars by 2035 - or perhaps even sooner, by 2032 according to recent reports - has ignited a wide-ranging… April 2020 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive The mobster’s motor Anyone who has become involved in motor racing will know that it’s a great way to get rid of a large amount of cash, and cynics may say that George… April 2020 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Reliant’s Orange Wedge Reliant Motors is known as the producer of the utilitarian three-wheeled Robin – but its true masterpiece was arguably the avant-garde Scimitar, which was the original high-performance, mass-produced sporting estate… April 2020 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive 1939 Bentley Embiricos Coupe: Fashioning a classic Bob Petersen is quietly famous in the old car world for creating superb evocations of pre-War Bentleys at his huddle of workshops in the grounds of an old Devonshire mill.… March 2020 Issue By Simon de Burton
Subscriber Archive Turning the clock back In the world of watch brands, any number divisible by 10 is cause for celebration. And since 2020 marks 160 years since Heuer was founded by Edouard Heuer, we can… March 2020 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Speedshop 1 Rarity, originality, an impressive provenance and a well-documented competition history are all regarded as desirable when buying a classic race car – but finding one that combines all four elements… March 2019 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Speedshop 2 What would you have done if you had inherited an enormous fortune during the early 1960s, when you were a car-mad 20-something? Obviously you would have gone racing – which… March 2019 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Speedshop 3 As this issue of Motor Sport went to press, the first major classic car auctions of 2019 were about to get underway in sunny Arizona where Bonhams, Gooding and Co… March 2019 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Precision, March 2019 There can’t be many people who are not moved by the sight and sound of a Spitfire (the aircraft I mean, not the Triumph roadster), so we can expect emotions… March 2019 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Speedshop 1 If you’ve seen Le Mans ’66 (or Ford v Ferrari as it’s called in the US) you’ll probably know that the Ford GT40s and Shelby Cobras used in the movie… February 2020 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Speedshop 2 There’s little doubt that modern is the new classic, a fact evinced by the forthcoming sale of a line-up of contemporary supercars amassed by American collector and speed freak Scott… February 2020 Issue By Simon de Burton