Classic Car Buyer - November 20, 2019

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DEATH OF THE SPORTSCAR?
The traditional model format is in question as SUV sales take off.

NEC comes up Trumps
The classic Motor Show hits the high notes on its 35th anniversary..

Death Of The Sports Car?

Another manufacturer belies its heritage to switch to SUVs

2 mins

MG Display Controversy

A classic vehicle insurer met with a mixed response at the Classic Motor Show when its display stand depicted a 1998 MGF apparently crushed by a WW2 Hellcat tank. But was this a sacrilegious act against a classic car, or an inspired promotional display?

2 mins

Cool Coupes

Every manufacturer was in on the ’90s coupe trend, stylish two-doors in abundance. But nearly three decades on, which are worth investing in?

3 mins

Extra Ordinary

Exotics are usually the go-to classic investments, but a recent trend in everyday cars means more common street sights could be the way to go

3 mins

500 Not Out

We identify some modern classics in danger of extinction... and the older cars which massively outnumber them

10+ mins

MG ZT

The MG ZT was more than a Rover 75 in sports shoes. Much, much more. It was a performance saloon par excellence and today makes for a superb classic sporting bargain

9 mins

Rootes Group - The Golden Years

The Rootes Group’s finest years commenced immediately after the end of the Second World War with the launch of a handful of brand-new models and lasted until the company was absorbed into the Chrysler empire in the middle of the following decade

5 mins

Alternative Go

As the internal combustion engine’s fate seems in question, we look back at its past challengers

3 mins

Classic Scenes

Writing this as news reports bring us images of Sheffield residents trapped overnight in shopping centers by floods, we were struck by this image from October 1987.

1 min

Staff Classics

REPORTING ON: Alfa Romeo GTV

2 mins

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