Skoda

1988 Skoda 130 L

In 1980s Britain, the Skoda brand was often subjected to lazy jokes, which was a little unfair considering the rich heritage of the brand. Its bargain basement prices with a lively rear-mounted engine was a tried and tested formula that had served the brand well, provided you understood the physics required to manage the grip […]

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1980’s production cabriolets

The ‘80s was a period where safety legislation which almost made the open-top car obsolete. Fortunately for those with an appreciation for the wind in the hair experience, a handful of cars were officially listed for sale. Lancia launched the spyder version of the Beta coupe in the UK in 1975 and retained for 7

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Small Family cars from the ’60s

The early ‘60s was an era of personal freedom and relative affluence, allowing hard-working families to enjoy their fruits of the money after several decades of relative austerity. The cars offered reflected this change in society with small family cars being the most popular choice for many. The UK market had been dominated by homegrown

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