In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Octane UK

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  ISSUE 267, ON SALE 23 JULY
• Ignition
  EVENTS + NEWS + OPINION
• BOOK NOW!
  Secure your place; make travel plans
• F1 anniversary set to dominate the summer
  World Champions and their steeds have a busy few months ahead of them as F1 fever bites
• Jay Leno
  Taking an archaeological approach to hot-rod restoration
• Derek Bell
  Has racing tech moved on for the better?
• Stephen Bayley
  Meeting Butzi Porsche: a lesson in everything
• Robert Coucher
  The joys of driving the MGB
• TREASURES
  Some of the world’s rarest and most valuable cars have been uncovered in the unlikeliest places over the years. These are the greatest barn-finds
• ORANGE ZEST
  This homologation special has been restored for a new life on the road in the Philippines, yet the compromises have been few, as James Elliott discovers
• BRINGING THE ROOF DOWN
  Alpine never made a topless GTA Turbo, but German specialist Pahnhenrich did. Matthew Hayward is in for a day of pure theatre
• Charged atmosphere
  Alpine electrifies Dieppe with 70th anniversary celebrations – and major future plans
• FROM UNDER THE BUSHEL
   This delectable BMW 328 spent most life in disguise. Glen Waddington uncovers its story
• WHEELS ON FIRE
  Octane goes behind the scenes with Hot Wheels, at the launch of a Ferrari tie-up targeted directly at the collector market
• THE APPLIANCE OF SCIENCE
  Take theoretical supercar perfection and let your Formula 1 engineers loose to hone it. The result? Honda’s NSX-R
• SAY HELLO TO THE FIRST MILLION-DOLLAR HONDA
  All NSX values are strengthening, but the NSX-R really stands out
• Frank Stephenson
  The man defined a style for McLaren, reinvented the Mini and revitalised Fiat – yet he could just as easily have been a Motocross champ…
• TOUGH ON THE STREETS
  With the XJ6, Jaguar turned the luxury saloon market on its head. Now Robert Coucher finds it the perfect car for the city
• The honorary Englishman
  1939 Alvis 12/70 Special, 1958 Austin-Healey Sprite, 1972 Porsche 911T
• OCTANE’S FLEET
  These are the cars – and ’bikes – run by Octane’s staff and contributors
• Sixty years and counting
  1965 Austin-Healey MkIII
• Starter classic
  1955 Jaguar XK140 FHC
• Winning drives
  2005 Maserati 4200GT and more
• A history lesson from Down Under
  1971 Holden Monaro GTS
• What price a dream?
  2009 Porsche 997 Sport Classic
• Keeping it country
  1991/2025 Kingsley KSR
• Richie Ginther
  Remembering the enigmatic F1 winner who wielded spanners for Phil Hill and drove endurance with Von Trips
• The New Yorker
  A century of wit and social comment in print
• The Burford horologist
  A reminder of when this genteel Cotswolds town was at the centre of the watch industry
• RAF Issued Smiths DeLuxe T Dial - 6B/542
  Rare these days, and a real piece of military history
• Power Unleashed
  Trailblazers Who Energised Engines with Supercharging and Turbocharging
• Schumacher’s Monaco winner raises €15,980,000
  RM Sotheby’s leads May with Monaco F1 sale; Broad Arrow makes European debut
• ‘Heartland’ classics down, not out
  There’s been a bit of a correction in the values of British classics of the 1950s and 1960s. Happy hunting
• Black and gold
  Bonhams, Goodwood, UK 11 July
• The Ralph Lauren F50
  RM Sotheby’s, Monterey, USA
• BMW 328
  Germany’s all-conquering pre-war sports car has a very stable fanbase
• 1965 Alpine A110
  POA from Classic Motor Hub, Gloucestershire, UK
• MG RV8
  As a ‘new’ car the RV8 made little sense in the UK, but it’s a different story today
• Gordon Shedden
  British Touring Car ace and Goodwood regular