A lot of consideration goes into the interior design aesthetics, material and how the ambience makes the driver feel when driving the car. I’ve picked a handful of executive cars from the early ‘70s that were noted for their driver comfort. Not a complete list so I suspect this will be continued in another post. […]
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1980 was a significant year for new releases, and the optimism of a new decade meant that there was a hopeful outlook for the motor industry after several years of gloom. One significant car that did offer a positive British outlook was the Mini Metro. Based on the Mini, it was a clever piece of
Coming from a catholic country, Italian families tended to be typically extensive their numbers. The means of transporting them either meant cramming them into a tiny Fiat 600 or the next best thing, into the original Multipla. It was based on the mid-‘50s 600 models and could seat six people. That’s quite an achievement for
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Aspecial auction at the Roadhouse Motor Co. in Stamford in Lincolnshire, provided the setting for the UKTV/Dave channel ‘Lazy Boy Garage’, where 10 retro classic cars sourced from abroad are ‘flipped’ for profit. The show is a master-class in ‘How to – and not to – buy and sell cars’. The cars for this series
