Imagine car an event where you just turned up to somewhere local. Didn’t have to pay a penny, just had a chat with like minded owners and got the chance to look at everyday, working motors without some ironic agenda. There wouldn’t even be any intrusive corporate sponsorship. Simply a car show by the people
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The world's first mass-market electric vehicle has secured its place among some of the world's greatest transport innovations according to a survey conducted by Nissan to mark its 90th birthday this week. Since the company was founded, on 26th December 1933, Nissan has established a storied history of pioneering electric vehicles, legendary performance cars and
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This is a jolly good idea…the perfect gift for Christmas especially if like Robert Ramage you love cars and life. This book consists of anecdotes of 101 words each about 101 cars in the author’s life, most of which he has owned or driven or been driven in. In appendices he has added 28 of
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Matthew Corrigan tells us how it used to be with Ford in general and Capris in particular. For me, the Capri has always existed. Born before I was, the Ford was a part of my life from the moment I first peered over the side of my pram to marvel at the brightly coloured conveyances
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Kiran Parmar has made a very brave decision On 29th August, the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) is expanding across all London boroughs which will apparently bring clean air to five million more people according to the Mayor of London. This deeply unpopular scheme is going to affect me and thousands of others as I
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Shahzad Sheikh was invited by Motul, the global French company that makes oil and lubricants for cars, and has traditionally had strong motorsports connections, to take part in a session with the Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb Driving School located in Worcestershire, close to Birmingham. Never having been there before, I jumped at the chance, even
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STORY & PICTURES MATTHEW CORRIGAN We took a last, wistful look across the fields, taking in the joyous sight of lambs gambolling irresponsibly in the spring sunshine. Beyond lay the ocean, a benign blue line in stark contrast to the towering, angry waves that had spent the first day and night of our stay there
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Free Car Mag work hard for a living and that means that inside our FCM company cars it can be just a bit pongy at the end of a long day. That's why we love a whiff of something more pleasant to take our minds and noses off that Scratchwood Services sandwich we forgot about
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Experience the ultimate motorsport duel as the sons of Formula 1 racing legends, Niki Lauda and James Hunt, renew an epic generational rivalry set for UK Release from 19th December Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment is thrilled to confirm that their latest Motor Racing documentary Hunt vs Lauda: The Next Generation, directed by Charlotte Fantelli, will be
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Beating a record number of over 100 entries, ‘The Misfit’, a 1963 Ford Anglia with a supercharged BMW engine, will represent the UK in the global Hot Wheels™ Legends Tour and stake its claim to be a 1:64 scale die-cast in the 2023 line up. ‘The Misfit’ was also voted the fans’ favourite at this year’s
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A new study has named the car models that have increased the most on Britain’s roads over the last decade, as well as the models that are disappearing. The motoring experts at Confused.com analysed DVLA data to find the number of each car model licensed in the UK in both 2012 and 2022, to reveal
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Flying Spares, the world’s largest independent supplier of Rolls-Royce and Bentley parts, has uncovered new evidence suggesting that the 1972 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow from the Oasis album cover ended up being banger raced. Neil Arman, Director of Flying Spares, said: “Supplying the car in the swimming pool for Be Here Now is part of
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