Loves cars, especially old cheap ones. Drives a fossilised Land Rover and original Mini Cooper. Incredibly, has won awards for journalism and books.
Car & Classic, the biggest classic and niche vehicle marketplace in Europe, has reported a substantial increase in Ford Fiesta searches over the weekend when the last Fiesta rolled off the production line (7/9 July). Car & Classic reveals that news of the last Ford Fiesta to leave the factory, as the model is officially
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how to design a ULEZ.and not lose elections. Would have allowed me to keep my Mondeo… https://www.ft.com/content/c476db8d-ab81-4936-855c-89033d60abc2
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Ian Flux is a motorsport legend. If it had four wheels and an engine, chances are he’d get a podium finish against all the odds. Flux was no boring robodriver he embraced everything that racing success could offer both on and off the track. Cheeky, but always professional, Ian has driven classics, single seaters, touring
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In case you wondered why our car national car industry has been undermined and destroyed, electricity vehicles have become the only acceptable way forward, and climate change is now a religion, one man explained how this would happen in 1984. Few listened. Yuri Alexandrovich Bezmenov was a Soviet KGB officer who defected to Canada in
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Black Eyewear is the creation of optician and lifelong jazz devotee, Robert Roope. It was the late 60s, Roope was living in Copenhagen. He was a regular at the world-renowned jazz club Jazzhus Montmartre. These are the sort of glasses that every Free Car Mag reader should be wearing, we throughly approve and love the
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The biggest online classic and specialist vehicle marketplace in Europe, Car & Classic, has ventured into the digital world of AI by briefing a generative imaging AI programme to imagine in what kind of property owners of specific classic cars are likely to live. Of course AI is inherently evil and will kill us all,
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The Hyundai Ioniq 5 broke the mould with its retro-futuristic styling that fused imposing boxy lines with charismatic angles and detail touches like matrix lighting. The family SUV was going to be a hard act to follow. To go one-up in terms of number sequence, ie Ioniq 6 to the Ioniq 5, everyone would expect
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Don’t bother reading this review. This car won’t appeal to you. At least that’s what the market research must be telling the car industry. Apparently, nobody wants small, fun, front-engined, rear-driven, impractical sports cars, powered by an ‘old-fashioned’ petrol engine and featuring three-pedals, not even at sub-£30. Rewind to the 80s and even 90s and
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Car & Classic – the largest online marketplace in Europe for classic and specialist vehicles – may give the widest choice of convertible fun, reaching beyond the UK for one’s dream car. The MGB is the epitome of British classic sports car fun, and for decades was the model to beat, partly because of its
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Free Car Mag’s editor was given Lego Technic Defender on the occasion of a significant birthday by overly generous family members. However, because he is certainly inept and definitely lazy, it stayed in it’s box for a few years. Luckily the Free Car Mag product tester staged an intervention to carry out a full construction
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