Classic Car Buyer is Britain’s leading weekly newspaper for classic car enthusiasts. On-sale every Wednesday, it is packed with the biggest and most comprehensive news section plus auction reports and events - anything related to the classic car scene, you can read about here first. In addition, you’ll also find in-depth features covering all aspects of owning a classic car – buying, maintaining, driving and – crucially - enjoying. There are comprehensive buying guides, informative road tests, a nostalgic pull-out spread depicting a scene from the halcyon days of motoring, staff car sagas, guest columnists, market reviews, a detailed club directory and a regularly updated price guide. The publication is also packed with hundreds of cars and parts for sale in its Free Ads section, making it THE place to buy or sell your classic. There is a dedicated classifieds spread on classic commercial vehicles and machinery. Classic Car Buyer provides the best insight into bread and butter classics – every week! Edited by John-Joe Vollans, it is backed by a hugely knowledgeable team who have had years of experience running their own classics. That combined with an unending enthusiasm.

Welcome

THE BIG IMAGE

2020: The year that wasn’t

WINNERS OF THE YEAR

Hoping for better in 2021…

Classics worth £18.3bn to the UK

1100 Club gives you wings

DVLA halts black and silver plates

REVIEW: HISTORICS, ASCOT RACECOURSE, DECEMBER 12

British Originals • Is it a case of original and best, or are market values balanced by the improvements to later models?

Saabs of time • Long product runs belied big changes with each generation, but is one more collectible than the other? We pick three in a row to consider

12-BORE • We try to choose between two V12 supercars from different eras but surprisingly competitive both then and now

Standard Triumph • Part one of our definitive history of a much-loved brand takes the Coventry company from bikes to the Blitz

Classic Scenes

SIX-Y BEASTS • If you’re looking for a classic Ford with plenty of muscle and a great sound to boot, they don’t come much more attractive than the blue oval’s V6-engined models

Toyota Supra3.0i Turbo

Citroën Traction Avant

MGB automatic

OR MAYBE..?

BACK BOX • Craig accepts encroaching middle age by accepting the evolutionary nature of nostalgia and car design – and celebrating it with not just one, but two purchases

NEXT ISSUE OUT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6

Classic Car Buyer