In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Classic & Sports Car

• CLASSICSHIT COVENTRY
  MotoFest returned to the West Midlands as enthusiasts and crowds marked the city’s motoring legacy
• BOB LAVOIE
  This Rhode Island-based artist’s photorealistic style celebrates 1950s Americana in his bold oil paintings
• VALUE PACK
  Summer’s here and thoughts have turned to open-topped fun, but how do you enjoy the thrill of a sports car without breaking the bank?
• Original gangster
  Ford, GM and Chrysler were the big players on America’s V8 muscle-car scene, but AMC was first to the party with the unlikely Rambler Rebel
• Spot the different
  The Panhard PL17 and Auto Union 1000S were for the early 1960s motorist who defied convention and valued engineering-first principles
• ON THE RIGHT TRACK
  Mitsubishi struck Paris-Dakar gold with the Pajero Evolution. This rally-bred rarity is a hilarious brute to drive, yet it’s more appropriate today than ever
• VARIATION on a THEME
  As a manufacturer, Riley spread its talents too thinly, but this finely aged Kestrel Sprite is a reminder of just how good its cars could be
• Extra ordinary
  The Mini Cooper and Ford Escort 1300 GT gave a sporting edge to two of Britain’s most everyday but best-loved cars. Today, their appeal is undimmed
• PRIDE OF THE CLYDE
  This architectural gem in the centre of Glasgow tells the rich history of the city’s transportation
• MAKING THEIR MARQUE
  On the 80th anniversary of its launch, three special examples of the Bentley MkVI convene to celebrate the model that set up Crewe for post-war success
• Crash & carry
  The proliferation of road-accident casualties across 1950s America fuelled a new growth industry in specialist ambulance conversions
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• PETER FROST
  This eclectic collection provides a glimpse of life behind the Iron Curtain
• DS No8
  You can sense the influence of the Déesse in this striking executive express