
Classic Car Show of the Year is back #HiKCoTY
It all starts on X on Friday 20th November and finishes a couple of days later on 22nd November at around 9pm in a blaze of glory for the winner.
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It all starts on X on Friday 20th November and finishes a couple of days later on 22nd November at around 9pm in a blaze of glory for the winner.
Read More: Classic Car Show of the Year is back #HiKCoTY

As we head into autumn and the wetter months, now is a good time for soft-top owners to give their roofs some extra care. After a summer of sunshine and UV exposure, fabric roofs can become faded and dry, while their water-repellent protection can gradually wear down.
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Restoring a classic car is one of the most rewarding projects you can tackle, but it can also drain your wallet and test your patience if you dive in unprepared.
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Under the bonnet is BMW’s fabulous M54B30 naturally aspirated 3.0-litre straight-six, producing around 230bhp and 300Nm, driving the rear wheels through a six-speed manual gearbox. It’ll do 0-62mph in around 6.5 seconds and reach an electronically limited 155mph.
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October 5th and 19th this year, will mark the 60th anniversary of the launch of two very well-known and popular cars of their time, which once were a common sight on virtually every road in Britain – the Hillman Hunter and Singer Vogue Mk V. The new Hillman Hunter revived an old Singer name – and the upmarket Singer version would become the last big Singer ever built. The Arrow range of cars, were to be the last all-Rootes designed and built vehicles, as throughout the 1960’s, Chrysler Corporation were fast buying up Rootes shares to complete a take-over.
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There are lies, damned lies and registration statistics. For the moment though the motor trade is dancing gaily around the showroom potted plants in anticipation of the big pay days they will be getting on September 1st.
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When Top Trumps first hit British playgrounds in the late 1970s, cars were among the subjects that helped establish the game, with players comparing horsepower, speed and performance to see who was holding the ultimate trump card.
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Knight Rider, unlike the typical cop show from the 80s, the partner of the main star was in fact a car. Not just any car, a fully autonomous car with decision making capability, intelligence, speech, gadgets, offensive and defensive measures and unmatched speed compared to any other road car.
Read More: How Knight Rider’s KITT Predicted the Future of Automobiles by Kiran Parmar
1988 Nissan Micra GSX Automatic Review: The Tiny Time Capsule That Reminds You Old Really Is Gold Modern cars are astonishing things. They can park themselves, steer themselves, brake for you, read road signs, update themselves overnight and, if you’re lucky, only beep at you every thirty seconds. Yet somewhere along the road to technological
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Ever tried to bring a classic car across an international border, only to discover the paperwork alone could stall the whole process for weeks? Or watched a fellow collector get hit with an unexpected tariff bill because a single form was filled out incorrectly?
Read More: How Trade Management Solutions Help Classic Car Imports Cross Borders?
Sheeran explained that he believed the workshop’s insurance covered the vehicle while it was being restored and that the car had not been driven for several years.
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