Classic British luxury in all its leather-lined, wood-trimmed glory is the perfect way to waft along the lanes…
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Toyota Celica (first-generation)
What Japan’s answer to the Ford Mustang lacks in V8 muscle, it makes up for in cool ‘70s style…
Aston Martin V8 Vantage
V8 Vantage’s mix of ‘70s style and ‘80s excess combine with spectacular effect for this classic Brit bruiser…
Triumph TR3
An archetypal post-war British roadster and none the worse for it, the Triumph TR3 is a distinctive and attractive classic…
Citroën 2CV
Beyond the obvious stereotypes the 2CV is a classic of real charm…
Lamborghini Countach
Named after a swear word and no less shocking now, the Countach is a worthy dream car for a generation of petrolheads…
Ferrari 250 SWB
The perfect overlap of Ferrari’s racing legacy and road car heritage, at a price…
Land Rover Series I
The original Land Rover remains a masterpiece of functional design and engineering, and a compelling classic choice…
MG B and MG B GT
Predictable choice or not, the MG B deserves its reputation as 60s sports car icon and the perfect usable classic…
Toyota 2000GT
As technically interesting as it is beautiful, the Toyota 2000GT is much more than the copy of European sports cars some think it is…
Triumph TR4/TR4a
A classic British roadster wrapped in stylish Italian bodywork, the Triumph TR4 offers a more muscular alternative to an MG B or Spitfire…
Rover P6 Series I
An icon of 60s suburbia, the Rover P6 was a quietly ground-breaking car packed with modern technology and makes for a great starter classic…