Classic Car Weekly

Classic Car Weekly has the biggest range of classic cars for sale every week and is the only print publication with the very latest news affecting classic car owners. Each issue contains the latest classic news, auction information, road tests, reports from the latest events, and inspiring features written by the nation's classic car experts. Classic Car Weekly teaches you on how to keep up with your classic car maintenance and help you with your restoration projects with the classic car parts for sale section. Whether you're looking for the latest digital edition or a monthly subscription Classic Car Weekly keeps you up to date and helps you get the most out of living the classic life.

SHOW RAISES £12,500 FOR CHARITY

CLASSICS DESERVE A PLACE ON OUR ROADS

SEVENTH MINOR EXCEEDS ITS AUCTION ESTIMATE

Classic fans mixed on 2030 U-turn • Push-back on the ban of new ICE vehicle sales may help to future-proof classics

MPs VOW TO KEEP CLASSICS ON THE ROAD • Influential Westminster committee responds to campaigners’ worries that self-driving cars will force classics off some of the UK’s main roads

‘THERE ARE STILL QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED’

Buy Mansell’s Testarossa

NEVER MISS AN ISSUE

Falklands Landy at RAC Club

A Peel appeal

Resto-mod 914 unveiled

New Defender parts

London to Brighton’s new sponsor

Tiny-mile RS for sale

Peter Mullin 1941-2023

YOUNG AUSTIN RESTORER WINS TOP AWARD • Seven’s resurrection by 11-year-old enthusiast hailed by experts as one of the nation’s best historic vehicle projects

One-off Saab prototype for sale

New show to cover classic buys

ALL OF THIS YEAR’S WINNERS

Luxury Mini goes all-electric

PRODUCTS • New stuff you'll love

Solar Gold Cortina owner sought

Final call for RAC nominations

3600-mile TF for sale

Last BMW Z3M Coupé for sale

A correction

BUYERS HANKER FOR HOT NOVAS • Forget Fast Fords, according to market experts the smart money could now be on Vauxhall’s pocket rocket

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

Super-rare 914/6 for sale

YOUR LETTERS • editorial@classiccarweekly.co.uk

1998 TVR Chimaera 4.0

PRIZE CROSSWORD

BEAT THE AUTUMN BLUES • Summer has gone, but that doesn’t mean that the fun is over. Why not get out early and enjoy some classics over a morning bite?

Lakeland’s late season surprise • CLASSIC DRIVE AND RIDE IN DAY LAKELAND MOTOR MUSEUM, A590, CUMBRIA LA12 8TA. 7 OCTOBER. 10AM-2PM

Scramble rounds out summer • OCTOBER SCRAMBLE BICESTER HERITAGE, A4421, LAUNTON, BICESTER OX26 5HA. 8 OCTOBER. 9AM-4PM

ENJOYING YOUR AUTUMN

YOUR LATEST CLASSIC EVENTS

THE SHOWS WE’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO

FORWARD TO THE PAST • These ‘Retro Cars’, which all pay homage to previous designs, are tempting driving and ownership prospects that currently offer incredible value for money according to the CCW team. Here’s why…

ROVER GOES BACK TO ITS ROOTS • The Rover 75 is often described as being a retro design, harking back to the P4 and P6 inside and out. But its lead designer, Richard Woolley, reckons that it’s a whole lot more complicated than that…

CLASSICS PACK OUT PRESCOTT • More than 500 of your cars, from Fifties saloons to supercars, head to the historic hill climb

A REAL MONZA MYSTERY • John’s big coupé continues to be a problematic starter when left idle for a day or so – and he needs your help

WINTER TINKERING BEGINS!

COOL CLASSIC • This summer lark has an effect on James’ enthusiasm

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1966 WOLSELEY HORNET HEINZ 57 CONVERTIBLE •...