Classic and Collector Car News, Features and Interviews.
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A couple of weeks ago we spent some time at Classics Central Auctioneers 8th November sale at Bedford Autodrome in the heart of Bedfordshire. Company owner, classic car enthusiast and serial classic car collector Justin Lazic kindly invited us to attend both the viewing day and the auction itself. While there we had the opportunity to interview Justin and find out what Classics Central is all about. Watch our interview…
Classic micro cars have had a bit of a resurgence in the past few years, helped no doubt by their quirky character and rarity. One such micro car that has captured collectors attention for some time is the FMR KR200. We actually featured one back in March this year (see more on that feature here). However there is one micro car from the same family of the Messerschmitt KR200 that…
It’s been a while since we posted a Market Pick thanks to being busy with classic car show features recently and our drive in a Corvette C6. So it is good to be back with some interesting car picks. And the one we’ve chosen for today’s post is as rare as hens teeth. Opel cars are a rare sight on UK roads thanks to the existence of Vauxhall. Both are…
Last weekend was another busy one for Take to the Road. This time we were at Classics Central Auctions November sale at Bedford Autodrome. We’ll be posting an article about the auction shortly, but for now we want to talk about our brief drive in a 2006 Corvette C6 Convertible. When it comes to car features and car films on Take to the Road, we normally lean heavily towards the…
It all seems but a distant memory now but last weekend was one of the busiest we’ve had in a while, cramming in 3 car events in 3 days. In between the Classic and Sports Car The London Show on the Friday and the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run on the Sunday was the Regent Street Motor Show which took place last Saturday. We went to the show last…
When the alarm went off at 5.50am on Sunday 1st November, I knew it was time to grab my gear and head for Westminster Bridge. The 119th London to Brighton Veteran Car Run was due to start at 6.54am at Hyde Park in the centre of London, so I needed to get my skates on. My plan was to watch the 400+ vintage cars drive across Westminster Bridge, take some…
On Friday we paid a visit to the inaugural Classic and Sports Car The London Show at Alexandra Palace in north west London. The setting was suitably grand for the UK based magazines first ever London classic car show and there was an equally grand and impressive selection of cars on display. Some of the UK’s top classic cars dealers were present and were offering everything from classic Ferrari’s to…
For classic car fans the onset of Autumn is a sad time of year as most of us prepare for the eventuality that is putting our pride and joy to bed for the winter. The classic car season may indeed be drawing to a close but there are still quite a few events taking place to keep us enthusiasts occupied. This weekend sees the opening of the brand new Classic…
The 1970s witnessed the rise of the Japanese car industry. Leading the charge on western car makers was Toyota. Keen to make their cars appeal in new markets, Toyota’s designers took inspiration from their western rivals, applying their own style. One such model that would have a lasting impact was the Toyota Celica GT. Launched at the Tokyo Motor Show in 1970, the new Celica was based around the Toyota…